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Hello all, It's unclear from the documentation whether this typedclojure
is currently usable. It looks like there was a major change with the repo migration and the documentation appears to be primarily for the old project.
Hi, it's usable in a sense. the repo migration kept the important namespaces in the old project, so the old documentation should still work in some cases. The major change is the new "main" namespace is typed.clojure
, though clojure.core.typed
is still included in the new project.
In another sense, there are no active users or much of a community to speak of. Some of the issues that plagued core.typed are still present, but others are fixed with new approaches (eg., typing rules for macros). I've averaged around 2-3 months a year developing it for the last few years.