Link to "The State of Ruby 3 Typing" in the README

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Link to "The State of Ruby 3 Typing" in the README

[scope2229]

I would like to second this option as the original author commented.

[rlogwood]

My interest in Ruby type checking is new and I've reviewed the helpful blog post cited in this thread as well as the RBS README and Sorbet Type Annotations. To share an opinion - I like the simplicity of the Python type hints and was looking for something similar for Ruby. The closest thing I've found so far is the RubyMine support for YARD documentation tags that provide intellisense hints, RubyMine Document code (with @param, @type @return. I love the power and backward compatibility considerations of the more complete solutions. IMHO there is also a great advantage in having optional type annotations in the source for quick discovery, change (and hopefully, intellisense support). I'm a fan of using static type checking in a fast way when needed and along with dynamic features. I wonder if there is any interest in an inline version of RBS. For new code I'd rather have a single file than have to maintain two.

[mucaho]

I wonder if there is any interest in an inline version of RBS. For new code I'd rather have a single file than have to maintain two.

There are 3rd party solutions for now only as far as I'm aware, like sord and yard2steep.