The key point of the article is that Ruby and Go are similar for being very developer friendly and productive languages. It is not about keyword arguments or th

The key point of the article is that Ruby and Go are similar for being very developer friendly and productive languages. It is not about keyword arguments or the expressive power of the language or something similar. Although it's not explicitly mentioned why Go is the new Ruby, given that both are equally productive, I would assume that it's because Go is much faster where it counts.