If you have a disciplined, experienced team; good documentation; good coverage with automated tests; good linting; good code organization; the team avoids cleve

If you have a disciplined, experienced team; good documentation; good coverage with automated tests; good linting; good code organization; the team avoids clever coding (e.g. lots of meta-programming), and you're comfortable leaning on UNIX as a larger part of your IDE, then it's not too bad. Of course, everything is a tradeoff. You may find that some things with dynamic typing become easier, or possible that weren't before.