Working in strongly statically typed languages is quite different, because the types (and the IDE/compiler) guides you. You don't have to hit refresh that often.
Even just working in TypeScript with TSed and a few basic strongly typed concepts (Rust's Result equivalent in TS, Option or Maybe, and typed http request/response, and Promise and JSON.parse) makes a big difference.
A lot less okay, just echo/print/log this object (or look up documentation eew), look at what does this look like and how to transform it into what I need. Instead you do that in the IDE.
Even just working in TypeScript with TSed and a few basic strongly typed concepts (Rust's Result equivalent in TS, Option or Maybe, and typed http request/response, and Promise and JSON.parse) makes a big difference.
A lot less okay, just echo/print/log this object (or look up documentation eew), look at what does this look like and how to transform it into what I need. Instead you do that in the IDE.