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> The key to writing type-less code is making it so simple that you could cry. I can't help but interpret this as "the key to writing type-less code is choosin
by loup-vaillant 6y ago
> The key to writing type-less code is making it so simple that you could cry.
I can't help but interpret this as "the key to writing type-less code is choosing problems so simple that you could cry". In other words, dynamic typing doesn't scale.
When I have a very simple problem to solve, sure, I won't mind dynamic typing. For anything worth more than an hour of coding however, I'll definitely reach for more reliable tools.
- musingsole 6y agoYou can look at it that way, or you could look at it like comparing RISC vs. CISC architectures. RISC would seemingly be too simple to accomplish everything CISC does but that's the beauty of being Turing complete.