:facepalm: And their reason is because their code is currently Python 2. To avoid some manual code refactoring to support Python 3, they shall rewrite in an en

:facepalm: And their reason is because their code is currently Python 2. To avoid some manual code refactoring to support Python 3, they shall rewrite in an entirely different language. So they'll train their entire programming staff in Go and task these new inexperienced Go programmers to do a straight port of their code base from one highly opinionated language to a different highly opinionated language. They've certainly done an excellent job enumerating all of the very lucrative benefits of a Go rewrite, while ignoring or hand-waving away any of the challenges. It all screams version 2 syndrome. Who knows, maybe this is a great move for them. I’m only going on their blog post about it. But at minimum they've done a poor job communicating how they've looked at this challenge objectively and without rose-tinted glasses.