Thanks for sharing your answer publicly Adam and Markus. Here are the
points I brought up in the discussion
>From my limited experience with type annotation on a large monolithic code
> base that was ported from Python 2 to 3 even gradual typing has been a lot
> of trouble for the few benefits
Thanks for pushing this public, Adam. In the discussion I brought up these
points.
I've been using static typing in Python for about 1.5 years now. Every now and
then it's neat, but often enough I get annoyed by it. Either because I simply
don't know how to use the tools at hand correctly or be
So we in the technical board were a bit opaque and had our discussion in
private before Carlton posted our summary. Apologies for this. We'll repeat
the discussion in the open so you can see our reasoning.
On 4 March Carlton prompted for our input. I replied:
My experience using types, so far:
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