What is innocative in go? Concurrency primitives? Single file?
Nothing wrong on iterating on what came before.
Sure, but it's also not really innovative to iterate.
When you think about it, is an automobile really an innovation compared to a horse cart ?
It's relative. Go is more like an automobile that often pretends to be a cart for the sake of simplicity. Compared to a horse cart, that's definitely innovative. Compared to other cars, not so much.
Go is more like an climate that pretends to be an atmosphere for simplicity. Compared to a greenhouse you really can. Compared to the other climates it's essentially sophistry.
I would argue the innovation is the concept of a mechanical engine powering it rather than horses.
Cars are just one of the implementations, based off an iteration of the horse cart.
Making things simpler to use is innovative to me.
Is this a joke? I hate golang and have 99 bad things to say about it, but "not innovative" isn't going to be on that list.
This sort of comment is immature and doesn't help anyone.