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Note that Spider comes _from_ an actual engineering requirement. http://spiderlang.org/#why-spider http://spiderlang.org/#why-spider

• dkarapetyan 12y ago
  Please don't take my comment as dismissive of your work. I think it's really cool and the list of language features is quite impressive. I only disagree with the dynamic typing statement. Both TypeScript and AtScript are optionally/gradually typed which means your code can be as dynamically typed as you want it to be so you still retain the benefits of dynamic types. For some the backwards compatibility might be an issue but I personally like the fact that any JavaScript code is automatically valid TypeScript code that I can easily migrate to use more and more TypeScript features.