> An inexperienced dev who wants to learn also won't need to be forced to follow typing guidelines, we just have to explain it to them..
Any engineer who would be qualified to write these kinds of guidelines would tell you not to waste time drafting and enforcing guidelines because type checkers exist. And if they're a really good engineer, they'll politely rebuke you for attributing poor code quality to the author's moral character, as this is a self-limiting outlook and generally toxic behavior.
Any engineer who would be qualified to write these kinds of guidelines would tell you not to waste time drafting and enforcing guidelines because type checkers exist. And if they're a really good engineer, they'll politely rebuke you for attributing poor code quality to the author's moral character, as this is a self-limiting outlook and generally toxic behavior.