[cactus2093]

> Ruby 3 is also just a few days away which brings optional type checking

Just curious, has anyone here been using type ruby type checking effectively? (since Sorbet is already available and working in ruby 2).

My experience across ruby, python, and js codebases is that Typescript for JS is leaps and bounds above anything in the other two languages, both in its capabilities and overall community adoption, and the lead is only growing. I could be wrong, maybe it will hit some critical point soon and take off, but I don't realistically see type checking catching on in ruby or python.

[dyeje]

Shopify and Stripe have been using it in production.

[arthurcolle]

I tried integrating Sorbet into my side project and it was pretty challenging. I gave up. It seems to be super sensitive to small things. Can't exactly remember what made me just rip it out altogether but yeah it was a huge pain. It seems really great though, I should give it another go when I roll out some more features.