Lately I've been doing a lot of greenfield development in Python, developing libs for in house use at my employer. We're using 3.7 currently, and I've fully em

Lately I've been doing a lot of greenfield development in Python, developing libs for in house use at my employer. We're using 3.7 currently, and I've fully embraced type hints. With proper type hints and use of pylint, you get the static checking that you'd otherwise miss. Bonus, if you're using an IDE like PyCharm, VS code or visual studio, you usually get the linting for free either as you type or on save.