Python was always strongly typed. For years there has been optional static typing and - you know - unit tests.
If you're having significant issues due to not knowing what types you're using, the type system may not be your greatest problem...
catfish
joined 2 years ago
CLion & PyCharm.
Platform independent, and "just work". Not missing any functionality I ever wanted and with a new machine even CLion's almost legendary slowness is under control.
It's pushed by Jetbrains as a C++ IDE for Unreal developers. https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/rider-unreal/
What are the benefits of Rider over CLion?
It still works since multiple identical keys are still valid json. Although that in itself isn't fantastic imo.