Static Typing != Strongly Maintained Relationships.

While I am happy to see types in Python and Javascript (as in Typescript) I see far more issues how people use these.

In 99% of the time, people just define things as "string" or if doesn't cover, "any". (or Map/Object etc)

Meanwhile most of these are Enum keys/values, or constants from dependencies. Whenever I see a `region: string` or a `stage: string`; a part of me dies. Because these need to be declared as `region: Region` or `stage: Stage`. Where the "Region" and "Stage" are proper enums or interfaces with clear values/variables/options. This helps with compile (or build) time validation and checking, preventing issues from propagating to the production (or to the runtime at all)...