> With the exception Fowler's 2005 testing argument being reiterated Besides testing, dynamic languages can also be good for glue code, or scripts for builds.

> With the exception Fowler's 2005 testing argument being reiterated Besides testing, dynamic languages can also be good for glue code, or scripts for builds. Just don't use them to write systems. Of course, when a script starts becoming a system is vaguely defined. I think the best way is to always be ready to pull some logic out of a script into its own system whenever a script starts getting too big.