dsimcha wrote:
The fact that message passing is built into Go! makes me wonder if there's a reason why it can't be done well in a library.
Interestingly, both D and Go have had associative arrays built in to the core language. But D now has enough expressive power that the AAs are moving into the library, with the barest syntactic sugar left. Similarly, complex types are moving to the library, typedefs, etc.
Go realized the importance of immutable strings, but didn't generalize that to having any other immutable types.
