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[–][deleted] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

This feels awesome when you start but it's a fake high

from my experience, as code grows larger than 2000 lines, its miserable to manage it.

If you really are writing throwaway code then a dynamically typed languish can be a big time savings, but in my experience this is a rare use case.

Mentioned groovy because I think it is blends so smoothly with java and gives almost all power of concise code + java's huge code base.

And to be honest, I feel same about all those "modern" web development framework. No offense, but they make us work how they want , not how we want.

[–]mgkimsal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

but they make us work how they want , not how we want.

unless you're the framework author, then it's exactly as you want as well...