> But, boy have we gone overboard with this now? The modern libraries seem to be creating types for the sake of them. I am drowning in nested types that seem to never reach native types.
Thought you were talking about TypeScript for a moment there.
> But, boy have we gone overboard with this now? The modern libraries seem to be creating types for the sake of them. I am drowning in nested types that seem to never reach native types.
Thought you were talking about TypeScript for a moment there.
Except that typescript structural typing and features make it much easier to swim.
Also python is far less aggressive with lint warnings so it is much easier to make mistakes