What's new in Go 1.22

This podcast episode explores the new features and changes introduced in Go 1.22, including a simplified syntax for for loops, an experimental change for more flexible looping capabilities, the introduction of iterators, and versioning conventions in packages. It also discusses improvements to the HTTP server's routing capabilities, the introduction of a new standard library package for routing, contributions from the Go community, the addition of new features like Slices dot concat and CMP.OR, the CMP.OR feature for comparing multiple values and returning the first non-zero value, and the introduction of the IOFS package for serving static assets with HTTP servers. Additionally, it delves into the drawbacks of using nullable strings in databases, the opinions and analysis of the Apple Vision Pro mixed reality headset, and the evolution of TVs and smartphones from traditional to smart devices.