The Evolution of Go
Offered By: Gopher Academy via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the evolution of the Go programming language in this insightful conference talk from GopherCon 2015. Join Robert Griesemer, one of Go's creators, as he delves into his personal background, the guiding principles behind Go's design, and the sparse literature on effective language design. Examine the historical context of programming languages, including Algol and Pascal successors, while gaining valuable observations on object orientation and generics. Discover how these elements came together to shape Go's development and contemplate the language's future direction through Griesemer's closing thoughts.
Syllabus
Intro
Personal background
Guiding principles
Literature on good language design is sparse
Looking back
Algol successors
Pascal successors
Observations
Object orientation and generics
Putting it all together
How about Go?
Closing thoughts
Taught by
Gopher Academy
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