Kind of, but C and Python have undergone many iterations to try to become as good as they can be, while Go has lagged behind and almost prides itself on how uncomplex it is which is unfortunate only because people crave for it to be more complex. With languages like C and Python, the complexity and capability is there; it’s on you to decide when to use it. With Golang, you are just SOL.
The thing is, do you want so many iterations to get something close to being good. Or do you want people to work with the community and decide together what a feature should look like and then get it in a good shape at day 1.
Like, ask any python dev what dependency management is like. That's what iteration gets you. Take your time and you get in a much better shape.
Thing is, I’m not convinced Go is actually “taking their time,” it’s just intentionally crap and there won’t be any significant improvements. Generics have been “coming” since the language became popular ~10 years ago.
