> When you start talking distribution across nodes and hot loading code, that's where static typing starts to really bite you back because you don't have any wa

> When you start talking distribution across nodes and hot loading code, that's where static typing starts to really bite you back because you don't have any way to enforce it across nodes or during a hot loading transition. I agree, the status quo is that static typing often gives you more of a headache than profit. But I think that it actually could be the other way around, we just need to start thinking backwards-compatibility-first static typing, and it looks like an exciting area to explore.