Oh yes, I didn’t mean to make it sound like a problem. I personally strongly prefer signature-based typing vs like in Typescript where you can easily be returning an entirely unintentional type and not realize it until you try to use it in an explicitly typed context down the line.
I also imagine it’s much faster for the type-checking pass of the compiler to just look at the signatures.
I also imagine it’s much faster for the type-checking pass of the compiler to just look at the signatures.