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Any program that is non-trivial meaning 100K+ lines of code, involves many developers over 2+ years of time, should be written in a statically typed language.
by snambi 9y ago
Any program that is non-trivial meaning 100K+ lines of code, involves many developers over 2+ years of time, should be written in a statically typed language.
- 201709User 9y agoThat requires some sort of prophecy abilities. Why not play it (type-) safe?
- hellofunk 9y agoThat really means nothing. 100K+ lines of code is an arbitrary number. For that many lines of C++, a similar Clojure solution to the same problem would be a small fraction of that. And many widely-used Clojure libraries are in production all over the industry for many years.