[gnaritas]

We get it, you're a static typing fan, this debate is as old as the hills, but late bound dynamic languages are not going anywhere, are not being replaced, and will continue be popular and make money because what you don't seem to get is that we don't all agree static typing is the golden hammer you seem to think it is. Yes, those people are software engineers despite your unwarranted superiority. And Rust... please, in time maybe but right now it's hardly used and can not remotely be called a popular language, not in comparison with the popular dynamic languages which dwarf it in usage by orders of magnitude.