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Fact that they had to do that does prove the point, doesn't it? How about organizations that hit the scaling point, but are not big enough to invest into tooli
by youerbt 6y ago
Fact that they had to do that does prove the point, doesn't it?
How about organizations that hit the scaling point, but are not big enough to invest into tooling like that?
- pydry 6y agoNo. MonkeyType is open source. It's exactly the kind of tooling that makes your life easier if you have multiple teams and wanted to start enforcing static type checks with MyPy and having an IDE that understood your types.
- youerbt 6y agoSo before it was open sourced, all those companies that couldn't pull it off themselves had scaling problems or not? So before Python had types was it hard to scale or not? Seems like you are defending "Python with types and lots of tooling" rather than Python "nice and simple language (until not)".