Yeah I've never subscribed to the tests vs types thing either.
Certainly you'll need more tests in a dynamic language (integration between units in particular) but tests are still valuable in static languages. I've spent most of my career working with Scala which has a very expressive type system and i've never thought i wouldnt need tests.
This is forgetting of course that TDD in particular is not just about correctness.
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Yeah I've never subscribed to the tests vs types thing either.
Certainly you'll need more tests in a dynamic language (integration between units in particular) but tests are still valuable in static languages. I've spent most of my career working with Scala which has a very expressive type system and i've never thought i wouldnt need tests.
This is forgetting of course that TDD in particular is not just about correctness.