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I can't take this language seriously. No enums, letter cases defining if something is "public" or "private", generics as an after-thought. To name just a few

• rty32 2y ago
  To be fair, generics was an after-thought because Go was originally a "small" language used internally at Google, and they needed to ship the language in a working state. Generics was too complicated to handle for the first versions (according to Russ Cox). If you look at Java, generics didn't exist until a few major versions in. Although I agree it probably should be done quite a bit earlier.