By now most of us have heard of, or used, Python type hints. Since being added to Python in 3.5, they've spread to every corner of the Python ecosystem.
These days many libraries are built from the ground up with type hints. But type hints don't have to live inline with the code, or even in the same repo. Anyone can write standalone type hints (also called stubs) for a framework like Django, and eventually people did.
In this talk I'll show you how to use a great set of type stubs for Django called [django-types]([ Ссылка ]), how to check your type hints with [pyright]([ Ссылка ]), some of the challenges with adding type hints to Django code, and how to make type hints and type checking a real productivity boost.
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