I don't agree at all. For example, some of the best debuggers I've used have been for C/++. As far as I understand it, even after years, debugging in Node.js still hasn't progressed beyond the level of printf() debugging.
Also, by their very nature, dynamic languages offer less information at development time about things such as types and function signatures, so very often IDEs can't even tell you the type associated with a name by hovering over it.
Also, by their very nature, dynamic languages offer less information at development time about things such as types and function signatures, so very often IDEs can't even tell you the type associated with a name by hovering over it.