Russ Cox • 1/9/2017

Go and Dogma

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The article discusses the pragmatic, non-dogmatic approach to language design in Go, based on conversations with other language designers. It contrasts the nuanced, experience-based discussions among implementers with the more heated debates among users, emphasizing that design decisions are engineering trade-offs, not received dogma.

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