Re:Python’s “type hints” are a bit of a disappointment to me
by stackedinserter on Friday April 22, 2022 @09:40AM
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What opensource project is closest to "doing python the right way", in your opinion?
I'm in "python is not suitable for production" camp, would be happy to change my mind.
> I remember the dark ages, before type hints. It was rough. I lived in the REPL. Write 3 lines, run, Exception. Write 3 more lines, run, NoneType error.
That's why I switched (back) to typed compiled languages and never went back.
I'm in "python is not suitable for production" camp, would be happy to change my mind.
> I remember the dark ages, before type hints. It was rough. I lived in the REPL. Write 3 lines, run, Exception. Write 3 more lines, run, NoneType error.
That's why I switched (back) to typed compiled languages and never went back.