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This sounds like a personal preference for dynamic vs strongly typed. I could rewrite your entire comment in reverse about how I find C# highly expressive and
by ChicagoDave 8y ago
This sounds like a personal preference for dynamic vs strongly typed.
I could rewrite your entire comment in reverse about how I find C# highly expressive and readable while dynamic languages or Kotlin (blech) are a mess of inconsistent whack-a-doodle experimentation.
But my opinion is useless.
The value in any platform is productivity and if any given team can be productive, it doesn't matter if it's COBOL, RPG-3, Pascal, BASIC, or a functional language like F# or plain old JavaScript.
- rubber_duck 8y agoActually I like static typing, I mentioned I rewrote a project in F# in like 1/3 of the code from C# solution. It's more that C# is static typing done poorly IMO - a relatively limited type system that adds overhead compared to dynamic languages or more expressive static languages.