> It’s only useful because of what it accomplishes: moving errors from runtime to compile time. ... > Bug reduction is not the only benefit of strong typing.

> It’s only useful because of what it accomplishes: moving errors from runtime to compile time. ... > Bug reduction is not the only benefit of strong typing. There’s also: easier codebase maintainability, simplicity of refactoring, new engineering onboarding, potentially performance gains, and probably a few other things I missed. But besides that, what have the Romans ever done for us?