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Types, like many things in life, only matter once you are in a situation where you could really use them(or would sidestep a certain kind of problem…) If you ar
by turndown 3y ago
Types, like many things in life, only matter once you are in a situation where you could really use them(or would sidestep a certain kind of problem…) If you are in one of those, and more importantly don’t realize it, that is when you really pay. The daily languages that we all use(99% of us) do not utilize complex type systems and thus cannot solve complex problems.
- cdogl 3y ago> The daily languages that we all use(99% of us) do not utilize complex type systems and thus cannot solve complex problems. It seems reasonable to assume that the 99% comprises the bulk of production software, which is solving complex problems everywhere every day. The remaining 1% can be valuable and interesting but come down to a small fraction of real delivered code.