> Don’t tell me about using tools X, Y, Z, mypy, …
What's wrong with using tools that improve on common issues? I don't think I'd use Python without them, but ruff and pyright make Python a very productive and reliable language if you're willing to fully buy into the static analysis.
What's wrong with using tools that improve on common issues? I don't think I'd use Python without them, but ruff and pyright make Python a very productive and reliable language if you're willing to fully buy into the static analysis.