> I've been programming for 35 years or more, and I've yet to come across situations where the hard problem was the language The language can cause hard proble

> I've been programming for 35 years or more, and I've yet to come across situations where the hard problem was the language The language can cause hard problems by itself. Arguably dynamic typing has been partly responsible for driving microservices beyond what's reasonable and thus introduced accidental complexity, largely because they don't have a typing discipline that enforces proper module boundaries. That's the most obvious example to me, but far from the only one.