It does me no good to provoke the Julia community here. I will only ask a question: do you anticipate a python2-to-3 like massive breaking changes in the next 5 to 10 years? By “massive breaking changes”, I mean a big fraction of existing code will stop working. I saw brief responses from some of you on hacker news/reddit. The answer was yes. Is that still true? Or maybe those responses don’t represent the opinion of the core Julia devs?
EDIT: also this thread really worries me. Like “Julia 2.0 will come with features that people are dying to have that aren’t possible without breaking things”.