The static languages I've used most are actually Haskell and recently Pony (mostly for things that involve a bunch of maths and processing in parallel). Just brought Go/Java up because it seems everyone is trying to turn every language into those.
I don't want Ruby to become another TS because I'd use a typed language if I wanted one. The problems I use Ruby for don't need the speed of a statically typed language and it's nice using a dynamic one for.
I don't want Ruby to become another TS because I'd use a typed language if I wanted one. The problems I use Ruby for don't need the speed of a statically typed language and it's nice using a dynamic one for.