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A similar strategy on a smaller scale could be gradual typing, for example Typescript. For me personally, clojure + spec seems very inviting.
by vnorilo 8y ago
A similar strategy on a smaller scale could be gradual typing, for example Typescript. For me personally, clojure + spec seems very inviting.
- wpietri 8y agoYeah, I'm really excited to see people exploring gradual typing. Like dsign, I've noticed that I really like flexible languages like Ruby and Python for early work, but once something is big enough, I start to miss the things heavier languages give. I'm sure it will take us a decade to work it out, but it'll be fun getting there.
- nickserv 8y agoIndeed, this seems to be the best way for a small code base that gradually grows in scope and criticality. It allows rapid development early on and better stability later in the project. I'm really glad that Python is making good progress on this front.