Type safety mainly, i think. Performance is a definite concern, but they have a lot of internal applications and the stability of them varies. I offered up that less dynamic languages would provide more speed and reliability to boot.
I know Python got types in 3.5, though i'm not sure if it has Go-like Interfaces (Traits in Rust). If not, i think it really should.
I do firmly believe they'll be quite happy with Go though. Rust, not so much.
I know Python got types in 3.5, though i'm not sure if it has Go-like Interfaces (Traits in Rust). If not, i think it really should.
I do firmly believe they'll be quite happy with Go though. Rust, not so much.