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Very true. People discriminate against dynamic languages with usually two measurements: runtime errors and performance. But we often overlook the fact that it'
by lewisjoe 5y ago
Very true. People discriminate against dynamic languages with usually two measurements: runtime errors and performance.
But we often overlook the fact that it's possible to scale those two, incrementally. With today's convenience in interop, we can always start with a prototype friendly technology and later switch tech for real bottlenecks.