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That commitment is very light and easily adjusted, though. Once you have types in your source code, automatic refactorings are not just blazingly fast, they ar
by hota_mazi 7y ago
That commitment is very light and easily adjusted, though.
Once you have types in your source code, automatic refactorings are not just blazingly fast, they are also safe.
These days, dynamically typed languages have realistically zero advantages over a modern statically typed language.
- elisharobinson 7y ago"light and easily adjusted" is it though. maybe when you use haskell and functional languages which might not have strong dependency . if i am being honest i cant extract the precise requirement on the first iteration it is only as more feature request come as iterations progress with "small additions" only then do i find the real requirement. from my exp with java/c++ your data model is sacrosanct it cannot be touched especially if you have untraceable down stream dependencies.