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Core typed requires you to annotate everything in the namespace, or add exclusions explicitly. This introduces quite a bit of additional work, and I suspect tha
by yogthos 8y ago
Core typed requires you to annotate everything in the namespace, or add exclusions explicitly. This introduces quite a bit of additional work, and I suspect that's why it never really caught on.
I've read that the author is looking at improving inference in it, and at generating types from Spec, so it might still find a niche after all.
And I understand completely, it's all about perceived pain points at the end of the day, and we all optimize for different things based on our experience and the domain we're working in. That's why it's nice to have lots of different languages that fit the way different people think. :)