🔗 Types vs No Types - How Types Allow Code to Scale across Developers, Organizations, and Lines of Code

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Static vs dynamic types is one of the many evergreen arguments in the software engineering community. I'm not going to argue static vs dynamic - they both have their pros / cons and largely this is a false dichotomoy, there's a whole matrix of strict -> loose, static -> inferred typing paradigms these don't represent.

What I am going to do is illustrate the difference between typed and non-typed logic flows to highlight how these approaches scale across usecases, organizations, and codebases.

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