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I have doubts about https://type-ruby.github.io/, but I do think their approach fundamentally makes sense (and #Python has kind of proven this). The slow adoption of Sorbet and RBS means that either there’s not enough demand or the existing solutions are not appealing enough.
I don’t really think that #Ruby needs static typing (I think they go against its spirit in a way), but I know that many people would disagree, so it’s good to have options.
@bbatsov Why can't I find anything on this site about the syntax collision with keyword parameters? Am I insane, and I've imagined a problem?
@bbatsov Why can't I find anything on this site about the syntax collision with keyword arguments? Am I insane, and I've imagined a non-existant problem?
@bbatsov Agree. i’ve started using type annotations in Python and they feel really convenient. Unlike putting them in a separate file.
@bbatsov I’m just hearing about this. Fancy stuff. They clearly thought a lot about this. Although it still seems a little bit too much „like Python“ and „like typescript“ to be a really good fit for Ruby. But we shall see. I certainly welcome the experimentation.
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