Nothing…. yet. It’s the future, though.

#UnisonLang

As a beginner, you’ll eventually run into enough issues with your code that you will start to ask “is there a better way?” My answer will be: yes. Strongly typed languages are FAR superior because they force you to make your code robust and eliminate most runtime errors by default. You’ll eventually come around (unless you’re in a company with a hack culture or are surrounded by hacks that don’t know any better).

Dynamic type systems are meant for beginner/toy languages. Hacks that don’t care about understanding their own code tend to use Python. Their code is often riddled with bugs that they are none-the-wiser about.

If you write your code in Python, you might as well admit that you don’t care to understand what your code is actually doing.

Because most people are lazy hacks.