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+1 Nice, I am reading it.. By the way, servo is using it. Right?

The public forum should follow democratic ways... I dont like the idea of costing karmas, when in such public forums, one have full right to speak freely for free...

Yeah, go is in compition, but Rust is in competion too.

(due to be released next week).

I will be eagerly looking forward to that!! Is the 0.4 version a step ahead of the past alphas? Is it finally becomming a beta?

+1 Rust is a lot closer to systems....

There was this dart. It somewhat failed, so what they did was, screw up a good systems language so that it sarted looking like dart..

Rust is still a nebula.... I expect a beginner freindly tutorial after some more stability in syntax. Now, pc will have a better answer for the availabilty beginner's tutorial... Good Documentation and Tutorial is factually a must.... Having said that, I am enjoying Rust, and I will have it as my primary production language for real software in future.(By next year, as Greydon say, when it is a bit more stable. Till then its just acedemic coding)

And Patrick(reminding), People are asking for a good beginer's tutorial...

COBOL

Mozilla is shining these days! Introducing awe techs (Not to mention, servo!!).

Mozilla is shining these days! Not to mention servo!!

thanks donito, nice explanation.

Yeah but, https instead of http does the trick in case of tpb.

The Indian Government, just needs a false excuse to bring the free internet onto its knees, and have full control over the internet.

Yeah right, Its a viable alternative to C or/and C++. I would go as far as to say that it is the 'mid level language' of the 21st century.

Yeah, but not everybody designs a language. Right? [1]The usage of a language directly depends on comfort, productivity and efficiency. Maybe ''Pike's language'' was a factor, but all the above relations[1] come true in wider light.

Thanks, I learnt a lot today.

Go is very productive and efficient for me too...

I find myself productive in go too... and So do many people..

first twitter, now facebook.

but still, i could go some degree low level, right?

I mean relatively?

how?

So can you tell me, what kind of tasks are best solved and evaluated in go? Is it a low level lamguage like c, or does it find best use in javascript like domain? Or is it like java/c#?

WHAT!!! Are you serious? System programming language are not interpreted as far as i know... They need low level calls, I suppose. They need to be fast, I suppose...

Good to hear that. Vitess seems quite large. I think, maybe, they use it for other large internal stuff too.

PS your ps is a great link... Is it complete?

Yeah, I would like to see that section(like python's site has!)..

Yeah, there are a lot of positive opinions building around C++11. But, my personal opinion is that, to be in a long run, c++ has to change very fast again!(I mean, the design patterns, to match up with new hardware and expectations). This is not the case with rust or go!!!

C will not be the king for eternity... It is time to look for the future king, then C should continue to reign till the prince becomes a man.

When I google for comparison, I get this as a top result.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9339560/erlang-versus-go-...

I am also not betting/expecting/ whatever-you-say to make it into python/ruby sphere. I expect them to make for a new tier of high performance concurrent apps(higher than erlang), 'targeted towards more number of C familiar programmers'.

Mozzila giving out broken products? - well, dont you use firefox?