I would expect dynamic type crowd to embrace microservices first, given how everybody says that dynamic codebases are a huge mess.

Regardless, to me enterprise represents legacy, bureaucracy, incidental complexity, heavy typing, stagnation.

I understand that some people would like to think that heavy type-reliance is a way for enterprise to address some of it's inherent problems.

But I personally believe that it's just another symptom of enterprise mindset. Long-ass upfront design documents and "designing the layout of the program in types first" are clearly of the same nature.

It's no surprise that Typescript was born at Microsoft.

You want your company to stagnate sooner? Hyperfixate on types. Now your startup can feel the "joys" of enterprise even at the seed stage.

This distinction makes no sense. Can you explain why types would be more relevant?