I don't think this is a counter argument at all? If anything, it's reinforcing the argument in the article. > But there's also something to be said for being a

I don't think this is a counter argument at all? If anything, it's reinforcing the argument in the article. > But there's also something to be said for being able to open up a blank file in a blank folder, writing some lines of code, and running a command to execute said code. E.g., in Go the tooling is so good that you can just create a file and run it using `go run .`. This is sort of the point the author is making? No need to worry about build systems, dependencies, etc.