I like how design proposals and github threads are in there. I like reading them because sometimes you see insightful or interesting comments you wouldn’t find elsewhere. A recent example is in the Github discussion for revising the doc comment syntax, in which Russ Cox proposes having gofmt change bulleted lists using “*” or “+” to use “-”, because dashes are used for list items in professional typesetting but not asterisks or plusses.
Just watched this last night, also a Go documentary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXuK6gekU1Y
To me, “documentary” implies movie, so I think the site should really be called “Documenting Go’s History,” but it is what it is.
I like how design proposals and github threads are in there. I like reading them because sometimes you see insightful or interesting comments you wouldn’t find elsewhere. A recent example is in the Github discussion for revising the doc comment syntax, in which Russ Cox proposes having gofmt change bulleted lists using “*” or “+” to use “-”, because dashes are used for list items in professional typesetting but not asterisks or plusses.
Pretty cool! Is there something similar for rust?