I think you are going in the opposite direction to which the OP seems to be lamenting. First of all Go is not C; it’s much much easier to learn and write produ

I think you are going in the opposite direction to which the OP seems to be lamenting. First of all Go is not C; it’s much much easier to learn and write production grade services easily. There are a ton of free/ online resources to learn go; I’m self taught and have written production code in go for the past several years with no formal training. The godocs are great; YouTube has videos from gophercon and other conferences as well. Second: OP is lamenting the lack of higher order programming paradigms like Generics; If you’re using an interpreted language it likely already has support for those things.