Re:Haskell in Production: The good, the bad, and the ugly
by pjmlp on Wednesday October 31, 2012 @04:43AM
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I like dynamic typing for short scripts, but after working in Fortune 500 projects, I got to love static typing.
Projects with 50+ developers using dynamic languages become unmanageable after a few months of development time, even with unit tests.
Nowadays I rather advocate static typing languages with type inference. Most use cases where dynamic behavior is handy can be handled with reflection or meta-programming.
Projects with 50+ developers using dynamic languages become unmanageable after a few months of development time, even with unit tests.
Nowadays I rather advocate static typing languages with type inference. Most use cases where dynamic behavior is handy can be handled with reflection or meta-programming.