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# getting-started
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ultimately the decision you make will likely be personal preference, but some notes: • Python’s type system is not a first class citizen in the language, so sometimes the type checker doesn’t necessarily help in some complex nested situations like here: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/3767 • Go’s lack of union types and generics when we created the SDK means it can feel a little different to usual Go. We expect a release here to make this better very soon. Personally I lean towards Go because it allows you to make multi language packages to support multiple language SDKs, so if you expect to support other languages in your org in the future, I’d recommend Go
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But ultimately, all our languages are supported and will be great if yoire familiar with them!
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thanks is Go faster to deploy then say Python when using pulimi?
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There isn’t any speed difference that I’ve noticed, no. They are all equally fast
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ok awesome thanks 🙂