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Indeed Sorbet does have literal types for strings and Ruby symbols. We're still figuring out the details and converging on a common type system for Ruby3, but w
by darkdimius 7y ago
Indeed Sorbet does have literal types for strings and Ruby symbols.
We're still figuring out the details and converging on a common type system for Ruby3, but we've found them super useful, as you rightly point out!
And +1 on the Ruby renaissance! Super excited about all the exciting things that are currently being built!
- _hardwaregeek 7y agoI can't wait for Sorbet's open sourcing! Ngl I tried decompiling the wasm binary just for fun. Not that it ended up being readable haha
- darkdimius 7y agoWe're currently looking for beta users! Reach out to us at sorbet@stripe.com. If you describe your team&codebase in the email, it will help us figure out what cohort to include you in.