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I agree. Good dynamic languages (Common Lisp, Smalltalk, Factor) has a lot going for them but static typing is also really nice. A mix between the two (preferab
by emiljbs 13y ago
I agree. Good dynamic languages (Common Lisp, Smalltalk, Factor) has a lot going for them but static typing is also really nice. A mix between the two (preferably something that starts out as a dynamic lang and slowly moves towards being static) would be great (Common Lisp kinda does this with optional static typing).
- aidenn0 13y agoCL's type system has a few warts to really do static typing well. For a language that truly hass optional static types see Shen[1] [1] http://shenlanguage.org/ http://shenlanguage.org/