100% nope. I've been coding for more than 2 decades. Like everyone else, I have my favorite languages and tools. I don't like "messy" languages and I'll just ke

100% nope. I've been coding for more than 2 decades. Like everyone else, I have my favorite languages and tools. I don't like "messy" languages and I'll just keep this going into flamewar territory and not say what I consider messy. :) I have used dynamic languages a lot and I enjoy them in many ways, especially Python. But I've been using Go for a few years now and I'm hooked. For me, Go is pleasant enough that I don't mind its warts and I loooove the compile time checking. It has some other great features, tooling-wise as well. I still love Python and I will continue to use it for the foreseeable future but I prefer Go when I have the option. If anything, Go has sort of rekindled my appreciation for static typing. I'm kind of hunting for a reason to learn Rust sometime soon. Runtime is funtime with dynamic languages and I'm kind of burnt out on that. :)