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# generals
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little-cartoon-10569
07/20/2023, 5:20 AMGo isn't interpreted.
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ambitious-computer-3093
07/20/2023, 5:21 AMyes i know but when you run pulumi up does it first compile the Go or C# code then run it. I am trying to work out the optimal performance outcome
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little-cartoon-10569
07/20/2023, 5:21 AMBut there isn't any particular benefit. Typescript seems to have the biggest uptake. There was a benefit in using Typescript once upon a time, but not much different any more.
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ambitious-computer-3093
07/20/2023, 5:21 AMok personally i prefer Python
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little-cartoon-10569
07/20/2023, 5:22 AMYes, it compiles them first, but it's all hidden by the Pulumi app, afaik.
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ambitious-computer-3093
07/20/2023, 5:22 AMok thanks
ambitious-computer-3093
07/20/2023, 5:22 AM🙂
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little-cartoon-10569
07/20/2023, 5:22 AMThe language doesn't affect performance significantly. Most of the time is spent actually deploying stuff, waiting for responses from providers..
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ambitious-computer-3093
07/20/2023, 5:22 AMthat was my thought too
ambitious-computer-3093
07/20/2023, 5:23 AMwaiting for the resource providers APIs etc
ambitious-computer-3093
07/20/2023, 5:23 AMthanks
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great-sunset-355
07/20/2023, 8:26 AMFrom experience, I'd recommend TypeScript before pulumi implements the TypedDict type for python.
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salmon-gold-74709
07/22/2023, 1:01 PMGo type checking is pretty nice too, and IDE support, but the Pulumi SDK doesn’t yet support Go generics so it’s not verbose than Python or TypeScript
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