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How about a type checked python variant ala typescript that compiles to python2 or python3? Do: introduce and require the compile step for awhile, flesh out th
by breatheoften 9y ago
How about a type checked python variant ala typescript that compiles to python2 or python3?
Do: introduce and require the compile step for awhile, flesh out the language and build it up, get by-in and an ecosystem while also leveraging compatibility with python2/3 ecosystems -- then eventually release a python4 that runs this new typed python language directly!
Bring us the beauty!
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- Rotareti 9y agoHave you tried the typing [0] module? I now use it for every project I'm working on and I find the experience working with it similar to the experience I have working with TypeScript. At least if you use a good IDE that can handle the type annotations. [0] https://docs.python.org/3/library/typing.html https://docs.python.org/3/library/typing.html