[biwills]

The biggest problem I see is that, like static/dynamic typing, it's usually a boil-the-ocean problem. Most languages have historically been static or dynamically typed. Only recently have TypeScript and Python allowed for migration from dynamic to static typing, introducing millions(?) of developers to static types in the process.

With errors, it's hard since many languages can throw errors anywhere, so it's hard to feel like any function is "safe" in terms of error handling. That's one of the reasons why `enwrap` returns a generic error alongside any other result: to support incremental adoption.

If you have a chance to check out `enwrap` and have feedback, email me! (link in bio)