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Just use kotlin or golang. You get a modern language and you get types. And you still have java libraries with kotlin. I totally understand the lack of typin
by mahyarm 9y ago
Just use kotlin or golang. You get a modern language and you get types. And you still have java libraries with kotlin.
I totally understand the lack of typing & static compilation making things painful once you reach a scale where you can't put the codebase in your head. Asserts, unit tests and variable names are poor substitutes. As an interm solution have you tried converting your internal python code to be fully typed with 'optional types'?
- flavio81 9y ago>golang. You get a modern language Go is far from a modern language, being more like a mutant, crippled subset of Algol-68, which, as the name says, dates from 1968...