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Sat, 03 May 2003
More on Dynamic Typing
Bruce Eckel's weblog appeared on Python owns us today. His most recent
entry is about his experience with Python and its dynamic typing. He also references Bob Martin's post earlier this week on this topic.
Don Box also referenced Martin's post. The interesting thing in Don's post is at the end, where he says:
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Maybe Bob should come up to Redmond and help us out!Exactly what kind of help does Microsoft need? Dynamic language help? Help with alternatives to TDD for building a dynamic language safety net?
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