> When static typing vs dynamic typing is discussed, i see that often a mistake is made and "static typing" is confused with "strong" typing, and "dynamic typin

> When static typing vs dynamic typing is discussed, i see that often a mistake is made and "static typing" is confused with "strong" typing, and "dynamic typing" is confused with "weak typing". A concern Smallshire spesifically addresses in the talk, pointing out the correct distinctions.