Four years of Go - The Go Programming Language

This chart shows the growth of Google searches for the term “golang” over the past four years. Notice the knee in the curve around March 2012, when Go 1.0 was released. If these searches are a decent proxy for interest, then it’s clear that interest in Go has grown remarkably since launch, and particularly so in the last 2 years. But where is the interest coming from? The open source community has

[moguno]

atotto wrote: どこかで見たグラフだなと思ったらここ http://t.co/gebgEFyZpc だった http://t.co/oA07703Afz http://t.co/6yvj5w4Q0Z

[ryotarai]

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[burnworks]

4歳おめ

[goinger]

golangも4年目か。。

[digo]

gopherカワエエ

[umisama]

お誕生日でした

[jedipunkz]

Four years of Go Today marks the fourth anniversary of Go as an open source project. Rather than talk about our technical progress (there'll be much to talk about when we release Go 1.2 in a couple of weeks) we thought we would instead take this occasion to look at how the Go community has grown. Ta