Not a python developer, just casually curious about the discourse. But I wanted to say that I completely agree with the point on letting dynamic languages be dynamic. Otherwise, you reduce the benefit of a dynamic language to the point where I feel like the value proposition comes too close to disappearing. Really at that point, you're just trading performance for compile time or lack there of.
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Not a python developer, just casually curious about the discourse. But I wanted to say that I completely agree with the point on letting dynamic languages be dynamic. Otherwise, you reduce the benefit of a dynamic language to the point where I feel like the value proposition comes too close to disappearing. Really at that point, you're just trading performance for compile time or lack there of.
People often forget the benefits of dynamic typing.