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Attila Gulyas
Very interesting!
I have started to massively use type hints in 2023 (after almost 11 years of coding with Python). I couldn't agree more with these 2 sentences:
a Python project should be developed with type checks in mind from the start
and:
I can't help but feel the types revolution will drastically change how we code in Python
I am still using the integrated feature of PyCharm for checking type hints. I haven't tried MyPy yet, but I will try one day!
This is great writing: It's
To think that I almost gave up my research before stumbling upon this article.. Thank you!
(Thank you also for saving us at least a month! Inherited a legacy (undocumented) Django 2 project running in production, and bringing it up to date took almost 2 weeks, so we were thinking about adding static type checking. After reading your thorough write-up though, I think we should be happy that the upgrade and subsequent migration went well..:)