I agree with almost all of what you said. Except personally, I'm much more productive in something like Julia (or R or Python) than a language like Rust for the

I agree with almost all of what you said. Except personally, I'm much more productive in something like Julia (or R or Python) than a language like Rust for the type of development I usually want to do. I mostly write Python and C++ for my dayjob, but would have a hard time justifying Julia for production at the moment, though I love the language. Even more than Rust or Go, I think Julia could take a page from Typescript in terms of tooling because JS is so dynamic and the tooling is so nice. I do think compiler latency has gotten way better in more recent versions of Julia, but I think better ahead of time compilation, faster interpretation, and code caching are all important. I think Julia's tooling used to be better in Atom (Juno), however, Atom is dead.