3 ms·
Wouldn't you agree that a compiled language is typically much easier to maintain than an interpreted one (refactoring, etc). Also, it's been years since I've wo
by blakecaldwell 10y ago
Wouldn't you agree that a compiled language is typically much easier to maintain than an interpreted one (refactoring, etc). Also, it's been years since I've worked in C#, but I would imagine you could stay in the language but ditch the frameworks.
- rjbwork 10y agoIt's not interpreted vs compiled, it's static/strong vs dynamic/weak. These just usually happen to fall along the interpreted vs compiled dichotomy. But, for instance, IronPython and IronRuby are compiled, yet dynamic, and GHCi is a Haskell interpreter that runs an extremely strong/static language.