I can’t fathom why anybody would want to continue working with dynamically typed languages when they can now get types for free.
While Python and Node have undoubtedly seen a huge spike since the advent of mainstream AI, relatively recently I've begun to notice a small but growing trend of people switching away from or back to languages like Go and Rust. In an absolute sense, yes, Python is still dominating and growing.
The trend I have noticed is a very small but growing cohort of folks who are coming back to languages like Go and Rust.
And there’s a reason: the Go designers were huge Python fans, so leaned on its design quite a bit. They essentially wanted to make a modern Python with first class support for static typing and highly scalable parallelism, not just concurrency.
Did this create a new game? And did you publish the result? Might’ve misunderstood.