
@NfNitLoop ("Cody C. #BLM") wrote:
I don't like relying on type inlays when writing code. If the code isn't readable without an IDE adding more metadata to it, then you need to make it simpler. Reviewers likely will just see the plain text code.
Thankfully, you can disable this feature.
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@rustadventure replied to a tweet by @rustadventure:
The type inlays provide information about the types in your program right next to where they exist. They update in real time as you change your program and it really helps when you're learning a new library and not sure what type a function returns.