yeah all the other stuff is fluff if a language doesn't have a compelling story about tests. As much as I love static typing and algebraic data types, they don'

yeah all the other stuff is fluff if a language doesn't have a compelling story about tests. As much as I love static typing and algebraic data types, they don't really prove that the behavior of the code is actually what is expected. Doubly so with a language that attempts to bring distributed programming to the base level of the language. How do you test distributed programs in a way that simultaneously doesn't require everything to be an integration test but also gives you certainty that you aren't creating loads of bugs? This is an example of something Ballerina could have excelled at if it was given priority.