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Have you used sorbet on these codebases? I'd be curious if there'd be a benefit here in terms of maintainability.
by thepratt 6y ago
Have you used sorbet on these codebases? I'd be curious if there'd be a benefit here in terms of maintainability.
- zrail 6y agoSorbet is the only way I can function in anything larger than a 10 line script these days. I’ve started adding it to personal projects because it makes revisiting them later so much easier.
- square_usual 6y agoWithout the LSP implementation out in the open, though, sorbet is just a type checker. It's not made much for sense for me to start integrating it into my personal projects just yet, since I only get the benefits when I run tc manually. Once Stripe opens up the LSP, however, I can see it gaining widespread adoption.
- zrail 6y agoI haven’t tried the open source release lately but it looks like master has the lsp option.
- jes5199 6y agosorbet is relatively new and I've been avoiding ruby for the last two years