Companies seeing some value in it and pushing it but that won't happen. Most companies today want static typing and don't want to rely on discipline for stuff l

Companies seeing some value in it and pushing it but that won't happen. Most companies today want static typing and don't want to rely on discipline for stuff like maintaining documentation/more tests and having them up to date. If it's true that engineers leave after one/two years then I can't blame them. Whatever cost static typing brings, it's worth it to them. Just look at how typescript usage has exploded.