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Darrell Norton’s Blog [MVP] : Dynamic languages work closer to how you design software

Darrell Norton’s Blog [MVP] : Dynamic languages work closer to how you design software: “I’m not advocating throwing away .NET or Java, but for solving business problems, when I want to focus on the domain problem and not the implementation in curly braces, End If’s, or angle brackets, dynamic languages are a (good) answer.”

(Via Darrell Norton.)

Darrel Norton has a good post outlining some of the design benefits inherent to dynamic languages.

If you find yourself writing code to work around the limitations of a language or framework (e.g. writing strongly typed collections in .NET or catching useless exceptions in Java) it means the language is incomplete IMO.