> They have some amount of Rails, and JavaScript has to be there, but if you want to experiment with, say, Go, Kotlin, or anything else, you are going to get no

> They have some amount of Rails, and JavaScript has to be there, but if you want to experiment with, say, Go, Kotlin, or anything else, you are going to get nothing but push back. I missed this - starting 2018 we were writing all our backend logic in Kotlin and we got no push back from anyone.