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by jamal-kumar
1466 days ago
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It depends on the task at hand and what I have to deal with in terms of data inputs (ambiguously typed JSON comes to mind) and size of project. Generally though I lean for statically typed, compiled languages just because the development experience and tooling taking advantage of it feels a lot smoother and ends in a more performant product in terms of execution overhead. I think it's important to write as many tests as you would for something written in a statically typed language as you would to cover for losses incurred by a dynamically typed one, so often (project size dependent) it kinda evens out in terms of effort you need to put into it. What's most important also is making sure that you take away and learn from every language you work in and apply those lessons to other languages as well. Type hints on otherwise dynamic languages are a great middle ground. |
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