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The people who cared about Go not having generics (myself included) moved on. The time for a well designed language with Generics was five years ago. The only
by anothernewdude 5y ago
The people who cared about Go not having generics (myself included) moved on. The time for a well designed language with Generics was five years ago.
The only people who care about Go now are the ones who convinced themselves that casting from empty interfaces was okay.
- erik_seaberg 5y agoMy employer has not moved on and it’s steadily encroaching more even on strong Scala/Java teams, so I’m glad to see the worst impediments start getting fixed.
- hyperman1 5y agoYes and no. I dropped go after a short but tumultous love/hate relation, but decided to take a fresh look if generics had a decent answer. There's a lot to like about go. So I'll look back soon.
- zimpenfish 5y agoDunno about the rest of the world but London definitely seems to be embracing Go - many more jobs going now than even a year ago.