Yes, precisely.
We (my employer) used to develop many of our integration solution lambdas in Javascript, then Typescript (with the occasional Python sprinkled in), but now all new integration solution lambdas are built with Go instead.
This has a lot to do with the points you mention.
Would love to hear THAT story :)
Which tools/framework do you use?
For the Typescript parts it used to be Serverless Framework. However, now it is more based on AWS CDK. The CDK covers also a wider range of use cases.
That being said, there is also a lot development for customer solutions, and that depends on what they use also.
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Yes, precisely.
We (my employer) used to develop many of our integration solution lambdas in Javascript, then Typescript (with the occasional Python sprinkled in), but now all new integration solution lambdas are built with Go instead.
This has a lot to do with the points you mention.
Would love to hear THAT story :)
Which tools/framework do you use?
For the Typescript parts it used to be Serverless Framework. However, now it is more based on AWS CDK. The CDK covers also a wider range of use cases.
That being said, there is also a lot development for customer solutions, and that depends on what they use also.