Or the fact that many developers look at the previous methods and quite rightly say "That is a hideous method, we have moved on (and IMHO improved) from that, why the hell has a new language reverted to old and busted methods"
As I said in another comment regarding Go. If any company has the ability to create a stable, maintained CPAN / rubygems equivalent for the Go language, it would be Google.
Which just makes the lack of it more jarring (although I see the arguments that Go is designed for Google and may not fit other's ideas of what important features are)
As I said in another comment regarding Go. If any company has the ability to create a stable, maintained CPAN / rubygems equivalent for the Go language, it would be Google.
Which just makes the lack of it more jarring (although I see the arguments that Go is designed for Google and may not fit other's ideas of what important features are)