>You could assume that Go, although popular, isn't at the level of Python and Ruby in terms of available developers. Not really, any smart C/C++/C#/Java develo

>You could assume that Go, although popular, isn't at the level of Python and Ruby in terms of available developers. Not really, any smart C/C++/C#/Java developer can be highly productive in Go in weeks. Side thought: If your startup isn't on the west coast, C/C++/C#/Java developers are far MORE common than Python/Ruby devs. Although C/C++/C#/Java developers are not rare anywhere.