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I'm highly, highly skeptical that adding generics to Go will be a Good Thing. But if there's anyone I trust to get generics right, it's the Go team.https://twitter.com/golang/status/1034471897948454912 …
We just announced an update for Go 2!
This includes preliminary draft designs for generics, error handling, and error values.
Read our blog and watch the video by A big concern for me is generic methods on containers, which the draft explicitly mentions will not be supported. One of the benefits of generics (IMO) would be ([]int).Filter, ([]string).Reduce, etc. (See my attempt at this: https://github.com/lukechampine/ply …)
Another interesting consequence is that the stdlib will probably add a new package for all the common generic container operations. (Otherwise, everyone will end up importing some 3rd-party package, a la underscore.js.) Very curious to see what that API will look like.
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