Static types are the new religion, like OOP was in the 90s.
Types solve 2% of programming errors. They lead to coupling for the sake of the compiler, and make code harder to change, harder to write, and often needlessly constrain the utility of the code where they're applied.
But they do make the IDE code-completion go, so there's that.
Types solve 2% of programming errors. They lead to coupling for the sake of the compiler, and make code harder to change, harder to write, and often needlessly constrain the utility of the code where they're applied.
But they do make the IDE code-completion go, so there's that.