3 ms·

thats a good reason, however a lot of code doesnt need to do these kind of contracts. They are perfectly ok being more accessible to developers than enforce a l

thats a good reason, however a lot of code doesnt need to do these kind of contracts. They are perfectly ok being more accessible to developers than enforce a lot of correctness. Which is where a lot of the JS/Ruby/Python frameworks operate. You're not wrong - my point is that a lot of places, it is not necessary.

The_Colonel 4y ago
> it is not necessary For the price of increased breakage rate. And then people still wonder why many big projects keep choosing Java instead of Ruby.