you can write absolutely incredible messes in either type of language, especially with statically typed languages that support reflection. i've switched back an

you can write absolutely incredible messes in either type of language, especially with statically typed languages that support reflection. i've switched back and forth multiple times. (i'm using golang these days.) i will say that mocking/stubbing is much easier to do with dynamic languages, but this, in theory, forces cleaner integration points in static languages (i.e. accept interfaces, return types)