Default implementations for C# is a good compromise, as you say, for providing traits/multiple inheritance in a sensible manner.
There's some other nice features in C# 8.0 - I use a lot of different languages and rate C# pretty high up on the list of ones I prefer to use. Interesting to see C# 8.0 fixing nullability properly, but in a backwards compatible way - I think any language from now on should do this right, right from the start though.
I've not seen (though it may be a thing) Abstract Type Members in C# - a very useful feature, particularly with traits, something I miss on occasion in languages that don't have it.
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Default implementations for C# is a good compromise, as you say, for providing traits/multiple inheritance in a sensible manner.
There's some other nice features in C# 8.0 - I use a lot of different languages and rate C# pretty high up on the list of ones I prefer to use. Interesting to see C# 8.0 fixing nullability properly, but in a backwards compatible way - I think any language from now on should do this right, right from the start though.
I've not seen (though it may be a thing) Abstract Type Members in C# - a very useful feature, particularly with traits, something I miss on occasion in languages that don't have it.