The languages you list really suck compared to Go. They are ridiculously verbose. Goroutines in particular are really quite nice.
It is easier to name the eco-system than all the languages with available compilers targeting .NET.
> The languages you list really suck compared to Go. They are ridiculously verbose.
Except they embrace the last 30 years of language research.
> Goroutines in particular are really quite nice.
Goroutines are nothing new. Modula-2 already had them.
We're talking about languages and .net isn't a language. The differences between visual basic and f# are vast.
Are you saying the last 30 years of language research dictate that languages should be more verbose?
Comparing go-routines to modula-2 is disingenuous at best. Multiprogramming is nothing like multithreading.
It is easier to name the eco-system than all the languages with available compilers targeting .NET.
> The languages you list really suck compared to Go. They are ridiculously verbose.
Except they embrace the last 30 years of language research.
> Goroutines in particular are really quite nice.
Goroutines are nothing new. Modula-2 already had them.