> Instead of worrying about types, why not worry about the actual code quality?
I'd argue that a sign of good code quality is using types even in languages and contexts where you don't have to.
PHP is technically still a duck-typed language, but the community has embraced its relatively new strict typing features with open arms and the PHP ecosystem is all the much better for it.
I'd argue that a sign of good code quality is using types even in languages and contexts where you don't have to.
PHP is technically still a duck-typed language, but the community has embraced its relatively new strict typing features with open arms and the PHP ecosystem is all the much better for it.