I love Go because even minor versions deliver great value like this. The struct literal inits and generic methods are great conveniences to clean up clumsy boilerplate.

Not to mention it’s just a dream language to work with , especially when building concurrent applications. I love engaging all of my cores. And memory is so expensive nowadays

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radicalriddler 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Minor versions are basically major versions for Go. They’ll “never” create a Go v2 because they prioritise maintaining backwards compatibility as a language feature, thus following semver rules, no majors.

	▲	tonymet an hour ago \| parent [-]
		true that, but we get a couple of these a year it seems, so their overall velocity is excellent, and without breaking anything. a dream language.