I am an avid haXe user. It has static inferred typing with a "Dynamic" type, "untyped" blocks, and casting, all of which work more-or-less as advertised: the ty

I am an avid haXe user. It has static inferred typing with a "Dynamic" type, "untyped" blocks, and casting, all of which work more-or-less as advertised: the type system gets out of the way when you ask it to, and the rest of the time you get nearly-free type-checks. Sometimes it needs a little bit of annotation to help it along, but on the whole it's very handy for refactoring code. In fact, I'm sure my iteration time goes up in haXe because I see most errors at compile-time. The ones I don't see are logic and uninitialized values. ed: I mean time goes down, not up. Progress goes up.