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  • spoom

    Useful tools for Sorbet enthusiasts

    • Shopify uses Sorbet and a few companion projects (e.g., Spoom [1] and Tapioca [2]) to manage Rails projects of various sizes. While there are some holes, like you find with any gradual type system, I think you'll find the experience is quite good. The awesome-sorbet [3] project has a comprehensive list of blog posts, conference presentations, and podcast episodes that dig into that deeper.

    [1] -- https://github.com/Shopify/spoom

  • tapioca

    The swiss army knife of RBI generation

  • InfluxDB

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  • awesome-sorbet

    Resources and examples for Sorbet

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