> Language isn’t the be-all end-all of a software project. Certainly not, but at some point you make a move to scratch an itch. Sick of doing typeless python w

> Language isn’t the be-all end-all of a software project. Certainly not, but at some point you make a move to scratch an itch. Sick of doing typeless python with runtime issues everywhere? A typed language may be a good break from that. Annoyed of Haskell in a company where people care more about their exceptions than about the business? Maybe you'll do the opposite move. It's not so much about doing things the one right way as experimenting with what makes you productive and happy. And if people find they're comfortable doing that one thing only, good for them.