Am I in the minority for hating dynamic typing?
Am I in the minority for hating dynamic typing?
Camden Kelly
Blake Johnson
If you're 12.
Adam Torres
As long as you still use type hints, its very comfortable to write, but harder to read. Thats why is python is mostly used in personal projects
Eli Harris
dynamic typing is much more flexible you fucking faggot
Luke Nguyen
Only reason I hate it, is because python has no good IDE.
Jose Reyes
I don't hate it but I tend to avoid it whit static typed languages if possible.
Ryder Rivera
Yes. I don't like it either and people don't realize type deduction would be better.
Matthew Nguyen
use CYTHON
Luke Hall
No, elaborate type systems are super trendy right now. If you look at Python or Ruby proposals, like half of them are ways to add more gradual typing to the language. And everyone rages when Rich Hickey points out that there is literally no evidence static typing is better in any measurable way.
This is a trend though. In the early 2000's, everyone was rebelling against Java and C++ so dynamic languages were trendy.
Jason Roberts
It seems like many of the dynamic typetards are currently being disillusioned.
Years ago, JavaScript developers told me how much better dynamic typing was (without saying why). Now that TypeScript exists, they all see the massive benefits.