Go 2.0 already exists, Java, D, C#, Swift, F#, OCaml,....
The community is special and now with the original authors mostly gone, and AI into the mix, I don't see it ever happen.
We will get ridiculous Go 1.xyzabc version numbers.
Go 2.0 already exists, Java, D, C#, Swift, F#, OCaml,....
The community is special and now with the original authors mostly gone, and AI into the mix, I don't see it ever happen.
We will get ridiculous Go 1.xyzabc version numbers.
Go compiles to machine-native language.
Java, C# and so on are scripting languages that compile to bytecode that's then run by a painfully slow interpreter.
Not at all, information is out there in case you want to properly educate yourself on what dynamic compilers are, and what AOT options exist since the 2000's.