Ruby has conventions and a big testing culture which helps mitigate a lot of those issues. I also work with Typescript and I see whole classes of bugs that coul

Ruby has conventions and a big testing culture which helps mitigate a lot of those issues. I also work with Typescript and I see whole classes of bugs that could be avoided if everyone just stuck with conventions and best practices. If you like Ruby and wish it had types, check out Crystal. It's basically Ruby with Go's concurrency model, and it's as fast as Go. {Edit: repetition}