A few words on Ruby's type annotations state

5/14/2023

In this blog post, the author discusses the topic of static typing in the Ruby programming language. They provide an overview of the current state of static typing in Ruby, highlighting both the pros and cons of adopting such a feature. The author explores various approaches to introduce static typing, such as using external tools like Sorbet or RDL, as well as upcoming language-level proposals. They also address concerns related to the complexity and compatibility issues that may arise with the introduction of static typing. Overall, the blog post offers a comprehensive analysis of the topic, providing valuable insights for those interested in the ongoing discussions around static typing in Ruby.

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