"More Fun" has more implications on productivity, defect rates, and quality than you give it. You can't underestimate how much the motivation of developers and

"More Fun" has more implications on productivity, defect rates, and quality than you give it. You can't underestimate how much the motivation of developers and their enjoyment and engagement with a project, feature, or any given code change actually impacts the overall delivery. Now, if you don't find it more fun, more engaging and more motivating, disregard this. But my point is, any language, tooling, environment, team culture, etc., which will bring you "more fun" will actually make you deliver way better software as a side effect.