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Yeah, but your first point is specifically a weakness of weak types, not dynamic types. I don’t really see any arguments against dynamic typing in there. Most
by dartos 3y ago
Yeah, but your first point is specifically a weakness of weak types, not dynamic types.
I don’t really see any arguments against dynamic typing in there.
Most strong, dynamically typed languages also have good developer tooling (elixir and dialyzer for example) and have built in ways of describing data structures.
- tasn 3y agoThere's a section about catching everything at compile time rather than runtime which is very much about. I think there's a lot of value at knowing when things go bad at compile time, rather than runtime.