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It’s not that it requires additional learning. It requires additional time when writing code. A nontrivial amount of time that isn’t generally worthwhile for me
by sillysaurusx 6y ago
It’s not that it requires additional learning. It requires additional time when writing code. A nontrivial amount of time that isn’t generally worthwhile for me.
- jen20 6y agoI tend to find the opposite - writing Python with or without type annotations is both more time consuming and a more fraught endeavour than writing Go, TypeScript or even Rust.
- abnry 6y agoI suspect that is the case if you have written a lot in a typed languages. There may be both context switching and literally no issue dealing with types if you have mastered them.
- rsrsrs86 6y agoOh, I find that Haskell and Elm are much quicker to write code because I spend much less time on little programming mistakes and refactorings are much safer