I don't have but I can tell you from my experience with Ruby, Go, Node and Elixir.
I have zero on-call for Go.
I had very few for Elixir. But the bug were in logic code.
Same with Ruby.
But it's a disaster with Node. We used TypeScript so it catch lot of type issue. However, the Node runtime is weird. We run into DNS issue(like yo have to bump the libuv thread pool, cache DNS). JSON parsing issue and block the event loop etc...max memory...
I have zero on-call for Go. I had very few for Elixir. But the bug were in logic code. Same with Ruby.
But it's a disaster with Node. We used TypeScript so it catch lot of type issue. However, the Node runtime is weird. We run into DNS issue(like yo have to bump the libuv thread pool, cache DNS). JSON parsing issue and block the event loop etc...max memory...