> This reduces the barrier for people to productively use their favourite languages. It might be unproductive at first, but we see the benefits as time goes on.

> This reduces the barrier for people to productively use their favourite languages. It might be unproductive at first, but we see the benefits as time goes on. It is vastly unproductive to reproduce anything useful in 10 different language just because our cross-language tooling awfuly suxxe. The lack of cross-language dev-oriented lead us in the ridiculous situation where every language has its own package manager and his completely unable to use a package made for an other language. There is reasons to that... but much more political than technical and that's the sad state we are in.