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Sorbet, implemented in C++, is a Ruby gem designed to harmonize the dynamism of Ruby with the reliability and predictability of static typing. As Ruby projects scale in size and complexity, maintaining code quality and preventing errors becomes increasingly challenging. A primary culprit is the absence of static typing, which often necessitates heavy reliance on extensive testing and runtime checks to ensure code correctness, resulting in more frequent bugs slipping into production.
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We've gone through the process of adding types to a new project. However, what about projects already in existence? Typically, these projects come with pre-installed gems, and these third-party services include methods invoked within our project. How do we guarantee that we're passing the correct types of parameters to these methods, or that they're being invoked on appropriate types? The answer to this is by using Tapioca. To understand what Tapioca does, it's important to first understand what Ruby Interface (RBI) files are.
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The terminal output provides valuable guidance on generating type definitions for DSLs in your application, performing type checking, and upgrading files from # typed: false to # typed: true using tools like Spoom. Take some time to review this information.
