I think the main point of the article is (and I would also emphasize this) to chose proven and widely used libraries - not languages. You want others to have e

I think the main point of the article is (and I would also emphasize this) to chose proven and widely used libraries - not languages. You want others to have experienced the pitfalls you might run into so you don’t have to wait or contribute to upstream OSS if you encounter an esoteric bug. Basically, software is business and business is about maximizing profit (efficiency) and reducing risk (bug fixing time). There is a reason why large scale enterprises tend to be behind the curve wrt. tending tech stacks.