I don't think so. As the article states, this is a social/community issue, if every application has it's own language and syntax that is a huge barrier for others coming to work on it.
You might not care about that but most large pieces of software are not written by one person. Beyond that you come to issues of code and skill reuse.
A lot of people dislike the expressibility of Go, but it's hard to write code that someone else can't easily come and read and understand.
I don't think so. As the article states, this is a social/community issue, if every application has it's own language and syntax that is a huge barrier for others coming to work on it. You might not care about that but most large pieces of software are not written by one person. Beyond that you come to issues of code and skill reuse. A lot of people dislike the expressibility of Go, but it's hard to write code that someone else can't easily come and read and understand.