[pqdbr]

I'm also very excited for Sorbet. Not because of types specifically (I don't use them and don't plan to), but because I hoped it would give me the same linting experience that ESLint gives me on JS files (unused variables, undefined methods, calling methods on nil, and so on).

The sorbet demo (https://sorbet.run/) is all I could wish for (you can remove the type signatures and see that it would still warn you about the `.barr` typo).

However, it is still a great deal of work to set it up on Rails (Sorbet is made by Stripe, they use Ruby but not Rails), and I couldn't finish the setup because of some gem warnings that I couldn't updated at the time.

Hope to give it another try soon!

[hdoan741]

@pqdbr: sorbet-rails maintainer here. We make the library to bridge the gap between sorbet & Rails. If you have any issue with setting up sorbet and/or sorbet-rails. Hit me up with issues on the repo and I'll try to help!