"So in the end you end up using it just like you would a static language, but with all the type checks done at runtime instead of before" When I first worked on a JavaScript project I found that there were explicit unit tests that just checked for types. I wasn't expecting that. You have to write more code than in a statically typed codebase. Dynamically typed languages are not for lazy programmers!
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"So in the end you end up using it just like you would a static language, but with all the type checks done at runtime instead of before" When I first worked on a JavaScript project I found that there were explicit unit tests that just checked for types. I wasn't expecting that. You have to write more code than in a statically typed codebase. Dynamically typed languages are not for lazy programmers!