> Given this background and the Go designers focus on Google's internal needs
Does it mean the community isn't a priority? this vertical relationship between the Go team and the community could doom the language as fast as it was made popular, that's my opinion.That's a real issue.
That has always been the point of go. A better way of writing code the 'Google Way' It is really useful outside of that (I use it for everything other then video games), but it was always a language to help them get their work done faster.
Does it mean the community isn't a priority? this vertical relationship between the Go team and the community could doom the language as fast as it was made popular, that's my opinion.That's a real issue.