Somehow I can't stand listening to Hejlberg.
Often it feels like the CS professors I met at university, who wanted to teach you about "real programming languages and not such toys like JavaScript"
Often it feels like the CS professors I met at university, who wanted to teach you about "real programming languages and not such toys like JavaScript"
Basically he said static typing could be good and there were languages like Scala out there with real good type systems, but most of the "pro static types"-fanboys are using crap like Java or C++.