i did this with php and python in two different jobs. i had very little php experience and never worked with any php framework before, but the team i was in con

i did this with php and python in two different jobs. i had very little php experience and never worked with any php framework before, but the team i was in consisted mostly of junior developers, so i ended up writing better code than any of them except the team lead. laravel was also very easy to understand. at another job i started with only some rudimentary python experience. they had an inhouse framework, so being deeply familiar with python frameworks and libraries would not have even helped me. they knew i had experience in other languages and it worked out pretty well. most recently i had an interview where it was very clear that i haven't done any work on go before. at least during the interview that was not an issue. after the interview they wanted me to send them code examples of previous work. i didn't get the job, but i don't think lack of go experience was the problem.