Mature Ruby projects are very difficult for a new Ruby programmer to parse and understand. In contrast, Go projects are quite easy to understand. DSLs are par

Mature Ruby projects are very difficult for a new Ruby programmer to parse and understand. In contrast, Go projects are quite easy to understand. DSLs are part of the reason for this. Naturally there is a tradeoff. People that have been working with a particular DSL in Ruby for a long time can achieve amazing things in a short amount of time. Equivalent productivity is not really possible in Go (at least not yet, in my experience). Having said that, I think it is easier to onboard new (and newbie) programmers onto a Go project than a mature Ruby project.