It’s an extreme end of the spectrum where static, restrictive, but harder to screw up is one end, and weak, dynamic, permissive, but easy to screw up is on the

It’s an extreme end of the spectrum where static, restrictive, but harder to screw up is one end, and weak, dynamic, permissive, but easy to screw up is on the other. For what it’s good for, it’s great. I love it because you can do many things faster with it than anything else, and the immediate feedback and visual data flow aren’t matched in any language’s IDE I’ve seen. But like all systems, when they grow they need checks. Like the trope about when your code grows to too much complexity, you start needing static types.