I don't necessarily think that it's an either/or situation. I started out with dynamic languages, then did a mix of dynamic languages and C++ for a while (C++ e

I don't necessarily think that it's an either/or situation. I started out with dynamic languages, then did a mix of dynamic languages and C++ for a while (C++ engine with Scheme based scripting language), then went back to dynamic languages, and am now getting into Rust. You are likely to have a mixed audience as well; even if not everyone has that mixed experience like I do, there will probably be a mix of people in the audience. So, it would probably be a good idea to have some examples and descriptions tailored towards those with a C++ background, and some towards those with dynamic language backgrounds.