typeannotations

I feel you too. I have found SublimeCodeIntel to be quite helpful even without static typing, fwiw. And I've heard even better things about PyCharm. But I also wrote almost the same thing in my feedback - Python's lack of static typing is a major bummer. Have you tried Python 3? (I know there are valid reasons not to). But it has function annotations, which are enforceable through tools like typeannotations[0] or mypy[1], and much better support for concurrency with asyncio, and async/await/yield from/etc. Note - I haven't tried these features, I'm curious for the opinions of those who have. [0] - https://github.com/ceronman/typeannotations [1] - http://mypy-lang.org/

> with some optional typing I'm experimenting on this with Hype. It's barebones and does some whacky-don't-look-at-it macro "magic", but it works! Also trying to mimic core.typed's way of annotation. Note: Just using python functions annotations with a typeannotation library to provide some runtime type checking. It's rather rad if i can say so my self. https://github.com/Foxboron/Hype https://github.com/ceronman/typeannotations