> There are a ridiculous amount of tech companies that have used dynamic languages to go from nothing to the biggest companies in the world and only switched to

> There are a ridiculous amount of tech companies that have used dynamic languages to go from nothing to the biggest companies in the world and only switched to static languages well and truly after that occurred. This is a biased sample though. You're saying 'ridiculous number', but the truth is most startups (using static or dynamic languages) fail and we don't actually know if their language choice had much impact on their success or failure.