"Stringly typed" is usually used as a derogatory term for the alternative to strong typing, which often looks like manipulating raw strings when higher level code would have either better error handling or less boilerplate.
In this sense, dealing with raw bytes is worse.
There is no reason we can't use CLIs that provide higher level operations, but there's just not enough standardization.
In this sense, dealing with raw bytes is worse.
There is no reason we can't use CLIs that provide higher level operations, but there's just not enough standardization.