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I do something similar daily, and it works fine, as we have a strong test suite. You can't disassociate dynamically typed languages from (strong) test suites,
by pizza234 8y ago
I do something similar daily, and it works fine, as we have a strong test suite.
You can't disassociate dynamically typed languages from (strong) test suites, so one needs to qualify:
> Good luck making changes to a 100kloc Python codebase without test suite
versus
> Good luck making changes to a 100kloc Python codebase with a good test suite
In context, the first case is no different from "Good lucking making changes to a 100kloc Rust spaghetti-coded codebase", and one can't meaningfully judge a something based on a poor use of it.
- adamnemecek 8y ago> In context, the first case is no different from "Good lucking making changes to a 100kloc Rust spaghetti-coded codebase", and one can't meaningfully judge a something based on a poor use of it. It's not the same. Type system provides certain guarantees. Also it's much harder to write spaghetti code in Rust.