1) The article should have acknowledged the issues that a wide part of the community are experiencing.
2) I accept that I'm the problem. But then I must leave.
3) The consequence of their attitude is that I cannot recommend the language anymore. I used to be excited about it, and that disappointment makes me angry.
4) If only Go was trying to be better. Rust is just an example of the visionary leadership that I expect from Go. I want go to be visionary! Because they have some things right, like fast compiliation, cross compilation, simple syntax, and a focus on simple concurrency. But it's like those ideas never developed.
5) Rust is a counterexample, that a language can be visionary, without giving up on its fundamentals.
6) Acknowledgment that Go was the best solution at a time. But also that the time seems to have passed.
by paragraph:
1) The article should have acknowledged the issues that a wide part of the community are experiencing.
2) I accept that I'm the problem. But then I must leave.
3) The consequence of their attitude is that I cannot recommend the language anymore. I used to be excited about it, and that disappointment makes me angry.
4) If only Go was trying to be better. Rust is just an example of the visionary leadership that I expect from Go. I want go to be visionary! Because they have some things right, like fast compiliation, cross compilation, simple syntax, and a focus on simple concurrency. But it's like those ideas never developed.
5) Rust is a counterexample, that a language can be visionary, without giving up on its fundamentals.
6) Acknowledgment that Go was the best solution at a time. But also that the time seems to have passed.