Jon Udell points out
that with the ongoing
debate in programming
circles about the pros and cons of static vs dynamic typing and class vs prototype based languages, and with ECMAScript gaining new respect and evolving at a faster pace, perhaps these
styles will turn out more complementary than we suspect:
a programming language can stay neutral to coding practices.
"
When you already know what your types should be, [...], declare them. When you don't, don't. One language,
two styles, complementary benefits. Good idea!"
29.12.2005, 13:45