This is something Rust really got right. It's so powerful, I sometimes find myself tempted towards Rust even when garbage collection and a higher level language would be fine.
Does any GC'd "friendlier" language get traits right like this, outside of Haskell and it's family?
Scala is the only one I can think of 24 hours later. Not many languages outside of Haskell have tried to do typeclasses. But there's no reason languages like Python couldn't implement them.
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