Good points, thank you! I'm lucky enough that I don't really need to worry about operating cost because I self-host the few things I have built and am nowhere n

Good points, thank you! I'm lucky enough that I don't really need to worry about operating cost because I self-host the few things I have built and am nowhere near maxing out my hardware, but your point is well made. Although... > writing the equivalent server in go wasn’t really all that different from the typescript code I think _that's_ true - one strength I'll absolutely concede to Go is that spinning up a basic server is very concise with the stdlib. The problem is that implementing its _logic_ is then super-verbose.