> on the contrary, it is very slowly, as the years go by, looking more and more like the strongly typed languages are on the way out. What? I'd argue the comp

> on the contrary, it is very slowly, as the years go by, looking more and more like the strongly typed languages are on the way out. What? I'd argue the complete opposite. Above a certain level of complexity, lack of type checking becomes so onerous and bug-inducing that dynamic languages start introducing stronger typing. Typescript is paradise compared to Javascript, and even Python has added an optional type-checker.