Thanks for the suggestion. For the record, I'm a fairly happy C# for work, Haskell for hobby programmer, using Python as my go-to for quick-and-dirty scripts. M

Thanks for the suggestion. For the record, I'm a fairly happy C# for work, Haskell for hobby programmer, using Python as my go-to for quick-and-dirty scripts. My comments here are mostly based on my own thoughts on the static vs dynamic debate, in this case specifically how to keep the advantages of dynamic languages whilst absorbing some of the benefits of static checking. They have nothing to do with the best usage of MyPy in production-grade Python projects, of which I have zero experience.