> Neither will catch issues like using a subnet that doesn’t exist [...] The CDK does: you’re either explicitly bypassing the safety checks, are explicitly imp

> Neither will catch issues like using a subnet that doesn’t exist [...] The CDK does: you’re either explicitly bypassing the safety checks, are explicitly importing a value (which necessarily is validated at runtime), or have to provide a subnet definition to instantiate the relevant object. You then use these programming language constructs to implement higher level ideas like applications, fully in a programming language.