> There is so much evidence all around us that statically type-checked, compiled languages produce better, more performant code, and allow for application stabi

> There is so much evidence all around us that statically type-checked, compiled languages produce better, more performant code, and allow for application stability and longevity much more easily. Does any of this evidence address how those characteristics affect company or product success? (There are lots of failed products written in statically type-checked compiled languages.) They've shipped. We'll find out if it is good enough. That said, it is already better than everything that hasn't shipped, no matter what language was used to implement those other things. Maybe they can catch up, but they are behind.