Actually I don't think types are relevant here. People are choosing based on other weighted factors like toolchain, ecosystem, products, and culture.
They are likely leveraging Django/Rails which treads the beaten path for Startups. Startups are also more likely to do monoliths. For Enterprise & microservices, you will start to see more Java/Go/C#.
> The Python type system is pretty bad Coming from the perspective of a religious python hater, their type hints are better than what you give credit for: Supports generics, nominative, structural, unions, bottom type,…
Actually I don't think types are relevant here. People are choosing based on other weighted factors like toolchain, ecosystem, products, and culture.
They are likely leveraging Django/Rails which treads the beaten path for Startups. Startups are also more likely to do monoliths. For Enterprise & microservices, you will start to see more Java/Go/C#.
> The Python type system is pretty bad Coming from the perspective of a religious python hater, their type hints are better than what you give credit for: Supports generics, nominative, structural, unions, bottom type,…