> No surprise to see generics being so strongly pined for again. Very curious about how Go getting generics will change its position in the landscape. Well, on

> No surprise to see generics being so strongly pined for again. Very curious about how Go getting generics will change its position in the landscape. Well, only 25% of respondents said there were any features blocking adoption; and of that group yes the majority want generics. Since this is a survey of Go developers, it is not surprising to find out that a very solid majority find the language usable as it is. I think this also limits what this particular survey can tell us about the uptick in adoption you might see if that feature ever lands.