Several of the things he cites are a matter of preference (and using the right tool for the job) - namely dynamic vs. statically typed, compiled vs. interpreted

Several of the things he cites are a matter of preference (and using the right tool for the job) - namely dynamic vs. statically typed, compiled vs. interpreted. > The documentation is very good and can be consulted instantly form the command line or from a browser, indifferently. I can't speak for Go, but I've always found Python's documentation to be fantastic. And very few things make me as happy as docstrings.