That may be true in many cases, but this article really resonated with me. I spent more years than I want to admit working on a large machine learning and analy

That may be true in many cases, but this article really resonated with me. I spent more years than I want to admit working on a large machine learning and analytics platform that was originally built with Python. It was, frankly, a nightmare. The dependency problems, the performance issues, the problems with typing and use of data structures were all huge headaches to manage. I have a blog in the engineering organization I work in where I'm basically publishing a series of articles that reflect a similar path the Salesforce article describes, for basically the same reasons. (My group is using Java, not Go, though.)