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I haven't felt any improvement in productivity at higher KLOC counts with statically typed languages in my coding. I've also worked at several large companies a
by jshen 12y ago
I haven't felt any improvement in productivity at higher KLOC counts with statically typed languages in my coding. I've also worked at several large companies and have watched teams using both types of languages, and I have not seen more productivity from those using statically typed languages.
More importantly, there is no conclusive empirical evidence either way.
- cantankerous 12y agoWhich statically-typed languages are you using?
- jshen 12y agoI've used many of them. Java, Scala, Haskell, ocaml, etc. Also, in the open source world there is no visible difference in robustness or productivity. Edit: I forgot to mention go, and I thought HN was better than down voting someone that has a different opinion.
- jgalt212 12y agojshen: I feel your pain. I think there's been too much down-voting by the karma bullies on HN lately, and I think that's the number one reason there's been less comments on HN. Of course, there are folks who will feel that even though there are less comments lately the level of discourse is higher.