in all seriousness, but how many golang and python code bases of roughly equally the size have you reviewed and examined?
Python is HELL if you are new to a codebase. Everyone has their own conventions, lack of typing means you need to do a lot of guesswork, dynamic calls break up control flow etc.
Yes, go is more explicit (lack of generics...), but at least its straightforward. Just compare k8s codebase with nomad with your homegrown stuff. It will likely look a bit like the same sauce...
Python is HELL if you are new to a codebase. Everyone has their own conventions, lack of typing means you need to do a lot of guesswork, dynamic calls break up control flow etc.
Yes, go is more explicit (lack of generics...), but at least its straightforward. Just compare k8s codebase with nomad with your homegrown stuff. It will likely look a bit like the same sauce...