[yupyup]

Well, having a static type system is a tradeoff...

When using Python I feel the least resistance from the language, you can do a lot with a little code. Problem is, when the system grows you begin to miss the checking that static typing provides (esp. when doing refactors).

When coding in Go I feel that there is a little productivity lost upfront, but when your script begins growing and starts to look like a "serious" project you feel more confident changing your old code. This is because some kind of errors are caught by the type system before doing manual/automated testing.

And I'm talking about personal projects where I'm alone, this could be more important in projects with several coders.