> I didn't care in the last post and I don't care about this one either. I care about my productivity, I care about my team's productivity, and I care about get

> I didn't care in the last post and I don't care about this one either. I care about my productivity, I care about my team's productivity, and I care about getting stuff shipped. Those are the things I care about, and go works great for that. If your definition of "productivity" is the time spent in programming, I think you and the author are not in disagreement. The point that the author makes is that using a language with sophisticated type systems prevents some categories of bugs to happen in the first place. That means less time spent in debugging and fixing the code.