> I can see both side of the arguments on many topics, such as vim vs. emacs, tabs vs. spaces, and even much more controversial ones. Though in this case, the costs are so low compared to the benefits that I just don't understand why anyone would ever choose not to use types.
> I'd love to know what I'm missing, but until then: Strong typing is a hill I'm willing to die on.
I genuinely want to know what I'm missing. I also outlined in the post all of the arguments I usually see in favor of not having types and why I disagree with them.
I'm happy, willing, and excited to hear what I'm missing.
> I can see both side of the arguments on many topics, such as vim vs. emacs, tabs vs. spaces, and even much more controversial ones. Though in this case, the costs are so low compared to the benefits that I just don't understand why anyone would ever choose not to use types.
> I'd love to know what I'm missing, but until then: Strong typing is a hill I'm willing to die on.
I genuinely want to know what I'm missing. I also outlined in the post all of the arguments I usually see in favor of not having types and why I disagree with them.
I'm happy, willing, and excited to hear what I'm missing.