One year of Go

[so]

> Go is the Paris Hilton of programming languages. They keep getting buzz  
> and
> attention not because of having ever demonstrated real merit, which they
> haven't, but because of being associated with recognizable names. Famous
> just simply for being famous. Pretty much the whole world has realized  
> how
> useless they are, but they keep getting attention anyway.

Sadly it is true, programmers no better, popularity means a lot.
Which brings also many positive things like tools, support, growth...
I remember another language backed up with again a big company, they'll  
eventually get to that level and that is it.
Though i hope they come up with something good at the end, which is by the  
look of the start and a few princibles, unlikely.

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