Rob Pike discusses the design philosophy behind Go, explaining why it attracted Python/Ruby developers more than C++ programmers.
Jonathan Shapiro explains why he stopped developing the BitC programming language, citing design issues and lack of funding.
A critique of modern programmers' tendency to complain about new languages and tools rather than engaging with them, using Go and Dart as examples.
A critique of JavaScript's 'new' keyword, exploring its confusing behavior and edge cases through code examples.
A critical analysis of the Go programming language's design choices, focusing on syntax, lack of generics, and overhyped features like goroutines.
