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Any system can get messy when the project size grows. Defect rates seem to be correlated with the addition of new features. Stable projects only including bug

Any system can get messy when the project size grows. Defect rates seem to be correlated with the addition of new features. Stable projects only including bug fixes with good test coverage become more stable over time. This is all regardless of language. There may be a case that typed languages ship with fewer initial defects in new features but I'm not entirely convinced it's always competitive with the return in development speed and simplified testing you can get staying untyped. Particularly when your underlying problem is not CPU bound.

nottorp 2y ago
> the return in development speed Solo project or very small team then? When everyone understands all code? Of course it's faster to go type less then. Add 4 more people and you'll end up debugging runtime errors because it was intuitive what you should send to $COLLEAGUE's functions but in reality they expect something else. Or at best, $COLLEAGUE will document the type info in comments :)