Seth Vargo • 7/17/2023

What I'd like to see in Go 2.0 (July 2023 update)

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This article, updated in July 2023, details a developer's experience-based suggestions for Go 2.0. It focuses heavily on shortcomings of the standard `text/template` and `html/template` packages, advocating for compile-time type checking, consistent range clause behavior, a richer set of built-in functions to avoid reflection, and short-circuit evaluation.

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