You're kidding right? A programming language is another tech tool in the box. Just like using git, a debugger, Linux, nginx, etc. Do you have different people

You're kidding right? A programming language is another tech tool in the box. Just like using git, a debugger, Linux, nginx, etc. Do you have different people in your team: one focused on nginx, one on bash, one on Python, one on PHP, and one on algo design? > Most programmers have a preferred domain and language. A preferred domain perhaps. But a preferred language? That smells of sticking to one's (tightly drawn) comfort zone.