> But even if we don't get the full benefits of static typing (more useful IDEs, better performance, eliminating certain classes of errors, etc.), at least we m

> But even if we don't get the full benefits of static typing (more useful IDEs, better performance, eliminating certain classes of errors, etc.), at least we mostly don't have to deal with the insane errors that you get with implicit type coercion in JavaScript. I find vscode + pyright useful for static typing. My only complaint is that pylance is closed source. Better performance - transpile to a statically typed language. Forces you to stick to a small/sane subset of python.