> Just not sure if it was my own money for dev expenses if I would choose it. Use case would probably be a major factor in the decision e.g. picking up rust fr

> Just not sure if it was my own money for dev expenses if I would choose it. Use case would probably be a major factor in the decision e.g. picking up rust from scratch to write a basic network service would probably be stupid unless it had very strict requirements known in advance (and even then you might want to write it in go anyway in case that works out or to quickly uncover issues you’d hadn’t predicted). If you know in advance you have very strict resource constraints however, or you really need the reliability (of extensively encoding things in the typesystem), or you’re writing native extensions (python + rust via pyo3 is great, python + go is something I’d avoid unless the entire solution already existed in Go and I could expose it to python over a pipe), etc… then the investment would likely be more worth it. Basically, how much return would you expect, Go requires very little investment, Rust a lot more.