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Not to mention being able to rule out large classes of errors at compile time, and ease of refactoring large code bases. You mean I get all that for free? Where

by pelotom 14y ago

Not to mention being able to rule out large classes of errors at compile time, and ease of refactoring large code bases. You mean I get all that for free? Where do I sign up?

troels 14y ago
Yes, but funnily enough it won't improve your development time. Go figure.
comex 14y ago
Obligatory language argument: If by ease of refactoring you mean having to change everything whenever anything changes just to avoid a little messiness. :)