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You said that it "quickly crumbles". What exactly does that mean? Sounds like you are softening your stance now, so why even so something so definitive?
by Touche 11y ago
You said that it "quickly crumbles". What exactly does that mean? Sounds like you are softening your stance now, so why even so something so definitive?
- incepted 11y agoBecause automatic refactoring tools are not available for dynamically typed languages, programmers are more hesitant refactorings. So the technical debt accumulates and the code gets worse because of that death spiral. That's what I mean when I said that dynamically typed languages crumble under large code bases.