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I agree that the Go deployment model is generally a dream compared to Python. However, the other part of the equation is having access to mature and complete fr

I agree that the Go deployment model is generally a dream compared to Python. However, the other part of the equation is having access to mature and complete frameworks like Django (a high quality package blending best practices and common patterns), for which I'm not sure there's an equivalent (yet) in Go.

zmmmmm 5y ago
It is interesting to me that after so many years, Django (and especially its ORM) still stands out as one of the most ergonomic, robust and reliable web frameworks you can find. Enough so that people stick with Python despite every other factor suggesting another language would be preferable. Makes me curious, is it that hard to clone its features into other languages? Is there something specific about Python that makes aspects of it possible there while not being possible in other languages? If so, is it a true case where dynamic languages win over static languages because certain things just can't be established satisfactorily in a statically typed language?