I wasn't saying someone should use Rust over Go because of Traits and other generic programming features. I was saying if you are evaluating Rust then Go proba

I wasn't saying someone should use Rust over Go because of Traits and other generic programming features. I was saying if you are evaluating Rust then Go probably looks very feature light in comparison. Same goes for programmers currently using Java/C# or even Haskell. Go is just a lot less featured than other high performance managed languages that are just as battle tested and just as fast. This is not to say that it's not a good language or the correct tool for a job. Only that those programmers will be left wanting in many areas, generics only being one.