As someone who quite likes generics, I'd love to see how a modern strongly-typed language solves problems without them. And I think that's what the Go community

As someone who quite likes generics, I'd love to see how a modern strongly-typed language solves problems without them. And I think that's what the Go community and developers have been trying to do up until now. It looks like they're giving up. I'm not sure whether we'll ever find another way to tackle composition/scalability as effectively as generics do, but such a technique would be fascinating to see.