All That You Need to Know About “Google Go” Programming Language
"Go will be the server language of the future." — Tobias Lütke Google has never ceased to amaze us all. Here it comes, with another feather in its cap that has been soaring high on the popularity charts. Google’s Go programming language has created q...
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Mark
Interesting overview, thanks!
I've never really gotten into Go. When choosing languages, I look for features that help prevent bugs, such as a strong and expressive type system and having some null protection.
Although Go is mentioned as scalable sometimes, I got the impression that 'advanced features for bug prevention' is kind of the opposite of what they're going for. It seems more about simplicity and speed-to-MWE.
Is that impression correct?