Assuming the number of programmers choosing Go eclipses those choosing languages with generics in them, like C# or Java, or duck typed languages.
I don't think it does. So maybe the people picking Go have a preference for minimalism, or they pick Go despite it's lack of generics and other features, because of performance, or popularity, or tooling.
I don't think it does. So maybe the people picking Go have a preference for minimalism, or they pick Go despite it's lack of generics and other features, because of performance, or popularity, or tooling.