2¢, having non-runtime types makes code behavior easier to reason about, especially when aggressive type inference is present, and I'd hate to lose it One of t

2¢, having non-runtime types makes code behavior easier to reason about, especially when aggressive type inference is present, and I'd hate to lose it One of the things I don't love about Rust is how type inference affects program behavior in ways that can be really subtle. In Rust's case this is a necessary evil because it doesn't have a dynamic foundation, but TypeScript has done great without that compromise