>but using Python the way you are is just leaving money on the table. Everything leaves some performance on the table. Everything also leaves some productivity

>but using Python the way you are is just leaving money on the table. Everything leaves some performance on the table. Everything also leaves some productivity on the table too. Python is in my estimation 20-50% more productive as a language than Go. I run my web stuff on PyPy/gunicorn/Nginx which within reason, can't be leaving much to be wanted performance-wise. I've given Go a good-go, but I haven't found anything that strikes that balance of ~25% more productive than Go, but still grant similar performance like PyPy does for me.