A Tour of Go - Real examples of interfaces and concurrency

I really hate to bring up the generics point, but I did really miss them when I used Go. Sure, you can ignore their absence, but every time I saw a API that took or returned `interface {}`, I felt like the type system was being wasted. Other than that though, Go is definitely on favorite languages to watch from afar.

Regarding the Acme text editor - any users of it here, on HN? I'm really interested to hear some arguments from Acme or Sam userbase - what do you find useful in these editors?<p>I vaguely remember the reply on Acme's mailing list, that it is a text editor, not a rainbow, when someone asked about syntax highlighting feature :)

This helps. I've been learning Go. I'm pretty much in love with it even though I haven't done much with it yet.

Great stuff, I think it's more clear than the previous demos with reader and writer examples.

"your entire program has been garbage collected" I need this on a t-shirt.