Both have their place - as evident from their continued coexistence. I don't see why there are static vs dynamic flamewars. From my experience, dynamic languag

Both have their place - as evident from their continued coexistence. I don't see why there are static vs dynamic flamewars. From my experience, dynamic languages are good at doing more with less code, and getting somewhere faster. Stuff written in static languages tends to be more efficient and reliable. I'm happily using both. And the line between static and dynamic languages is a bit blurry anyway.