Is it really fair to say a language is stagnating if it does not re-invent itself every ten years to match whatever language features are popular at the time?
> How do you decide when the time is right?
When people are migrating away from Go because of the error handling.
> maybe one day a unified opinion from the masses will coalesce?
Maybe. What is the alternative? If there are five alternative error handling proposals each with support from 20% of users, should they pick one at random and upset 80% no matter what?
> How do you decide when the time is right?
When people are migrating away from Go because of the error handling.
> maybe one day a unified opinion from the masses will coalesce?
Maybe. What is the alternative? If there are five alternative error handling proposals each with support from 20% of users, should they pick one at random and upset 80% no matter what?