Everything else these kind of stuff should go away...
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Everything else these kind of stuff should go away. You don't even type much less, and IDE can't really take advantage of the language. Once you have a big codebase, it becomes unmanageable. Big codebase are already hard, without proper IDE/lang help, they get harder.
a
Having worked on a Python code-base with > 1,000,000 lines of code I can agree with this statement. Dynamic languages are really hard to refactor with confidence even with the best IDE.
p
Then people say it's easy once you have good unit test coverage. But let's face it, a lot of these projects don't.
a
We've got v good Unit & Integration Test coverage but it's still not 'easy'. Python is still a decent choice of language for the project due to the v small overhead required to spin up services & it allowed us to deliver to v tight deadlines but there are pros/cons of all technical decisions.