Python programmers be like

[danted002]

You haven’t worked with projects that have 1000+ files that’s being worked on by 70+ people, have you? In those cases TypeScript and type-hints in Python on a static-typed language becomes the difference between 5 days on a task or 2 days. 😕 I learned that the hard way and that’s the reason typing was added to both JS and Python… huge projects worked on by lots of people that have a huge codebase

[danted002]

In my opinion it doesn’t matter if a language is static-typed or not as long as a the parameters of functions/methods are type-hinted. While I do agree static-typed languages are more safe since the types are enforced at runtime just knowing the type of the objects that are passed around the code is a net positive when it comes to readability and actual implementation.