Re:Kent Beck: “I get paid for code that works, not for tests...
by hota_mazi on Thursday December 08, 2016 @03:31PM
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> Want to read/write pretty-arbitrary JSON? Good luck)
I'm surprised this myth perdures.
Reading arbitrary anything is trivial in a statically typed language: use a hash map.
There. You're merely emulating what a dynamically typed language gives you, of course, but it's trivial. And at least, statically typed languages give you the choice: you can be dynamic or static. You don't have such a choice when you don't have types.
I'm surprised this myth perdures.
Reading arbitrary anything is trivial in a statically typed language: use a hash map.
There. You're merely emulating what a dynamically typed language gives you, of course, but it's trivial. And at least, statically typed languages give you the choice: you can be dynamic or static. You don't have such a choice when you don't have types.