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Expand Up @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ So, to kick off 2024, this is a short review of the most interesting parts of la

The first keynote was given by one of the Product Managers at Google itself for Go!

They kicked off with a short history of the language; the introduction of modules in 2018 got a special shoutout, and the release of 1.15 in late 2020 was called the turning point when Go turned into an established language. This certainly lines up with when I first started hearing about Go being used in a variety of production environments, and I'm personally glad I wasn't too heavily involved with Go before we needed to worry about the `GOPATH` and the lack of modules.
They kicked off with a short history of the language; the introduction of modules in 2018 got a special shoutout, and the release of 1.15 in late 2020 was called the turning point when Go turned into an established language. This certainly lines up with when I first started hearing about Go being used in a variety of production environments, and I'm personally glad I wasn't too heavily involved with Go when we needed to worry about the `GOPATH` and the lack of modules.

Following this we got the biggest news of the conference: that there will *never* be a "Go 2". This might not seem like a surprise given that we know how dedicated the team are to backwards compatibility, but it was surprising to hear a definitive answer to the question on when a major version change would happen. This is great news for those of us who had to work through the painful Python 2 to Python 3 migration.

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