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I enjoy building high-performance systems and high-performance teams. Ex-@Stripe, @Foursquare, @LinkedIn. He/him. 🇲🇽🏳️‍🌈

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    Jorge Ortiz‏ @JorgeO 19 Apr 2019

    As a veteran of the Static vs Dynamic wars, these stats from @Stripe’s type checker for Ruby (https://sorbet.org/ ) are incredible. (photo: @amyngyn) Static types won.pic.twitter.com/t72ywdQW2k

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      2. Jorge Ortiz‏ @JorgeO 19 Apr 2019

        When Twitter, built with Ruby on Rails, exploded in popularity and became a tech scene darling in 2007-8, it was heralded as a victory for Ruby. Dynamic languages were ascendant. Rails’s “convention over configuration” was a sharp rebuke to the boilerplate of Java/Spring.

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      3. Jorge Ortiz‏ @JorgeO 19 Apr 2019

        When Twitter announced their decision to abandon their Rails monolith, it was an equally symbolic blow. Wars and counter-wars of Rails and/or Ruby being able or unable to scale.

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      4. Jorge Ortiz‏ @JorgeO 19 Apr 2019

        In retrospect, both events were overly dramatized and much of the nuance was lost in the commotion. Many of today’s successful tech companies started with Ruby. Some, including many recent IPOs, still use it. Others, like Twitter, have abandoned it.

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      5. Jorge Ortiz‏ @JorgeO 19 Apr 2019

        But one constant stands out: for large teams (say >100 engineers), with large code bases (say >1M LOCs), gradual static typing wins. Given the option to type their code, Stripe engineers overwhelmingly do so. There’s ~no meaningful advocacy for keeping Ruby code untyped.pic.twitter.com/RZigaNmSRv

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      6. Jorge Ortiz‏ @JorgeO 19 Apr 2019

        Jorge Ortiz Retweeted Dmitry Petrashko

        Try out Sorbet, Stripe’s type checker for Ruby. And follow Ruby’s decision to type the stdlib in Ruby 3.https://twitter.com/darkdimius/status/1119115657776209920?s=21 …

        Jorge Ortiz added,

        Dmitry Petrashko @darkdimius
        Announcements made at the conference: - types are worked on in a collaboration with the Ruby core team; - types will be part of Ruby 3 stdlib source! - http://sorbet.org  - website is out! - try IDE-like experience at https://sorbet.run/  https://twitter.com/ptarjan/status/1119101830300987397 …
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      7. Jorge Ortiz‏ @JorgeO 19 Apr 2019

        Jorge Ortiz Retweeted amy nguyen

        And follow Stripe’s talk about Sorbet at RubyKaigihttps://twitter.com/amyngyn/status/1119108184004685824?s=21 …

        Jorge Ortiz added,

        amy nguyen @amyngyn
        it's time for stripe's talk about sorbet, the static ruby type checker! in main hall on 3F! #rubykaigi #rubykaigiA
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      2. Howard Chu‏ @hyc_symas 19 Apr 2019
        Replying to @JorgeO @stripe @amyngyn

        uninitialized constants? I'm missing something here

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      3. Jorge Ortiz‏ @JorgeO 19 Apr 2019
        Replying to @hyc_symas @stripe @amyngyn

        i believe this means we statically catch 100% of cases where people reference constants (eg, class names) that haven’t been defined. cc @ptarjan @darkdimius to keep me honest

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      1. Mike Slinn‏ @mslinn 22 Apr 2019
        Replying to @JorgeO @stripe @amyngyn

        I was the product marketing manager for Borland's Ruby IDE back in the day. I told them that without types their product was doomed. I was right. Glad to see the situation is being corrected. Ruby and RoR with both enjoy many additional years of usefulness as a result.

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