One can write good and bad code in any language. It just so happens that our daily driver - procedural or functional languages, happen to be ones where a Softwa

One can write good and bad code in any language. It just so happens that our daily driver - procedural or functional languages, happen to be ones where a Software Engineer's mental model + Existing tooling is evolved enough to make understanding it _easier_ (as opposed to just easy). The problem with DSLs and Config languages is that someone will inevitably try to use them in a way they are not designed to be used, and then circumvent the way you're "supposed to" do things. Not only do you lose all the advances in tooling, but people will end up reinventing things that already exist in the other languages. PS: Of course, I'll pick Static Typing every time.