This is awesome. It almost paints a picture from PHP => Python => cpp & Java.
Considering that would be considered a growth path of a developing programmer, I find that fascinating.
PS: Go will always have problems with stuff like this. They should have just named the language string or var or something equal toxic to machine collection.
I'm not defending the name choice; but to be fair, nearly all of the major languages have put zero consideration into their name SEO: Java competes with coffee, Ruby with the gemstone, Python with the snake, C# with the musical note, and C ... C is just a damned letter :P
Yep, I gave up on naming things. I tried to use really creative names as is common in the Linux world (Ristretto, Amarok, Brasero, Thunar, etc), but it drove me up the wall (I once named a project "xkas", ugh.) It's so hard to find a name that's easy to pronounce, sounds good on the tongue, and is not already used a million times.
Nobody's ever going to find them through Google, but oh well. Nobody was going to use them anyway. May as well name them the way I like, right? ;)
Considering that would be considered a growth path of a developing programmer, I find that fascinating.
PS: Go will always have problems with stuff like this. They should have just named the language string or var or something equal toxic to machine collection.