I want to see generics and real enums (I.e., Rust enums, not C/Java enums) added to Go, but as far as it being unsafe or inefficient, these concerns are overblo

I want to see generics and real enums (I.e., Rust enums, not C/Java enums) added to Go, but as far as it being unsafe or inefficient, these concerns are overblown for many apps. People who levy this criticism are often fine with Python and/or JS for similar categories of applications, even though they are far less safe and less performant than Go. We should be clear when we criticize Go that we’re talking about addressing the last 1% or so of type-related bugs and/or extending the performance ceiling a bit higher. We should also give Go credit for permitting a high degree of safety, performance, and productivity when other languages make you choose one.