On 6/14/2016 11:55 AM, Dicebot wrote:
Because for some people static typing and compile-time checking is not a burden but a great help in designing bug-free programs. And if you stand by those values, JS is absolutely terrible language no matter the domain (it drives me mad every time I have to touch it).
I find a typeless language convenient when it's less than one screen in size. Their advantages fall away when things get larger. I don't know how people cope with a large project in a dynamic language.
