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I am arguing for it, for one. There isn't a single good reason that it should be optional in a production code base moving forward. If you started with a dynami
by lucasyvas 3y ago
I am arguing for it, for one. There isn't a single good reason that it should be optional in a production code base moving forward. If you started with a dynamically typed language, you should be introducing type hinting and enforcement at a CI/CD step as soon as yesterday.
- berkes 3y agoBut you too make exceptions, right here. All I'm pointing out, is that people who oppose strong static typing on the base of "but we don't want it everywhere" are drawing the wrong conclusions, because, indeed, we don't want it everywhere. We (I) do, however, need and want it in far more places than it's used today.