I have been following Go since before it even had a Windows build. I love that everything I learned back in 2011 when I finally started experimenting with it, still applies. I never got the opportunity to work with it, so most of my efforts with Go have been small one off projects to learn it.
Only thing that bothered me was hearing an interview with the Go devs where one of the key devs sounded like Generics would never make its way into Go and it put me off the way he seemed so adamantly against such a feature, but now that generics are in I might start doing some of my side projects with Go moving forward just to force myself to become more familiar with Go.
Only thing that bothered me was hearing an interview with the Go devs where one of the key devs sounded like Generics would never make its way into Go and it put me off the way he seemed so adamantly against such a feature, but now that generics are in I might start doing some of my side projects with Go moving forward just to force myself to become more familiar with Go.