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>>ustad+(OP)
Has Go become the new PHP? Every now and then I see an article complaining about Go's shortcomings.

>>figmer+Ta
Go was always 80% there,but the last missing(hard) 20% wasn't ever done.

It is infuriating because it is close to being good, but it will never get there - now due to backwards compatibility.

Also Rob Pike quote about Go's origins is spot on.

>>Xelbai+jf
The last 20% is also deliberately never done. It's the way they like to run their language. I find it frustrating, but it seems to work for some people.