What kills code more than anything else is not the language of choice, but operating system vendors "improving" user experience by deprecating APIs and frameworks.
That said, there are language communities that definitely value change more than stability * cough * javascript * cough.
But go. Imho it's unfair to implicate go. It has no backward incompatible change that I know of, and it literally depends on nothing but the kernel interface, which is known to be very stable.
That said, there are language communities that definitely value change more than stability * cough * javascript * cough.
But go. Imho it's unfair to implicate go. It has no backward incompatible change that I know of, and it literally depends on nothing but the kernel interface, which is known to be very stable.