Twelve Years of Go
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Twelve Years of Go
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Re: Twelve Years of Go
#2You mean, it all started twelve years a-go :)
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#3superb
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#4You mean, it all started twelve years a-go :)
-.-
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#5Keeping things simple, fast while maintaining super high iteration time is the way to go for success
A lot to learn from this success story
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#6Plenty of great initiatives listed here. Integrated Supply chain security tooling is going to be increasingly important. For Java we use third party tools to identify vulnerabilities in libraries.
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#7Congratulations on those 12 years! Generics and supply-chain security seem like a very nice focus for the next year. That's one point where JavaScript seems to be stagnating a lot, so I'm glad other people are taking it seriously.
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#8Congrats for turning 12! Starting using golang 6 years ago and it's been so easy maintaining our projects and upgrading to the latest versions. Cheers to the team.
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#9I’ve only picked up Go recently and I must say that the beginner experience is superb. Way easier to get started, learn new concepts and put them in use compared to some other languages.
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#1012 years and still no proper error handling. World stars. ;) Seriously, the error handling is a big problem with Go. Not the way it works, the way it effects how people do control flow in general.