For some, generics will be enough. For others, it won't. It's the nature of people rather than a person - there's lots of us and we all have our own preferences.
Personally, lack of generics never kept me out of Go. I did a lot of programming in it for about a year when 1.0 first dropped. I think it is a fine language, both with and without generics.
I do prefer simpler languages though - those that give me broad tools to accomplish many tasks rather than many tools to accomplish specific tasks.
Personally, lack of generics never kept me out of Go. I did a lot of programming in it for about a year when 1.0 first dropped. I think it is a fine language, both with and without generics.
I do prefer simpler languages though - those that give me broad tools to accomplish many tasks rather than many tools to accomplish specific tasks.