I love to work in python and I came here just to point out that it's pretty obvious one should not use it if raw performance is a concern (which is not in many

I love to work in python and I came here just to point out that it's pretty obvious one should not use it if raw performance is a concern (which is not in many situations). I remembered this Cal Henderson talk at Djangocon: https://i.postimg.cc/Dy81R2QQ/yourmom.png https://i.postimg.cc/Dy81R2QQ/yourmom.png That said, I wrote a bit of Go recently and the experience was pleasant enough that I'd consider it for future works (should the needed libraries exist), as the extra performance and ease of deployment comes with very little effort from the developer.