That's a fair point, but I think this article shows that weak typing in JS is actively avoided by most people. That's why the article is interesting in the firs

That's a fair point, but I think this article shows that weak typing in JS is actively avoided by most people. That's why the article is interesting in the first place. I don't know if PHP heavily relies on weak typing though, I haven't used it in 9-10 years. But JS doesn't rely on it. It's just there, and easily avoided.