We’re excited to announce that Sorbet—a fast, powerful type checker for Ruby, built by @Stripe—is now open source! See https://t.co/K9FL9x0sbw for more.

We’re excited to announce that we officially recommend using Shopify’s Tapioca gem for RBI generation! Tapioca takes the place of the srb rbi family of commands. Sorbet itself remains in active development. https://t.co/bDGImBD726

We started working on @sorbet_ruby @Stripe almost 5 years ago. We've seen it help engineers spin up faster, ship code confidently, and improve code quality in our 15 million line Ruby codebase. We can’t wait to see what the next five years have in store! https://t.co/5RrJu9CCAX

I'm going to live stream working on Sorbet on Thursday at 6:30 PM PT! Probably going to work through some small bugs. Stop by to just hang out or to ask any Sorbet questions you have 😄 Follow here if you want a reminder: https://t.co/cVh4kFzIUl

I’m being using this extension for a while and I can say it is one of the best productivity gains I experienced while working with Ruby. I even switched from vim to VSCode after more than 10 years as vim user.

We’re excited to share that we’ve released a VS Code extension you can use to easily use Sorbet in your Ruby codebase! https://t.co/CiSpgudG5W

The direct link to the slides: https://t.co/OofoDY09cJ

We’re excited to share that the recording of our talk “Compiling Ruby to Native Code with Sorbet and LLVM” by @jez_io and @moltarx is up! https://t.co/h9DFh2CWto

coinbase/protoc-gen-rbi (0.0.18): Protobuf compiler plugin that generates Sorbet .rbi "Ruby Interface" files

@rubyconf (The conference organizers will be posting all the recordings including our talk in a few weeks.)

Thanks to everyone who came to our talk on Compiling Ruby @rubyconf! The slides are online at https://t.co/OofoDXIxO9 if you’d like to check them out.

@rubyconf

If you’re @rubyconf day 1, come find us and grab some sorbet stickers!

We’ll be talking about why we’re building a compiler and how it works. More details here: https://t.co/jSajzjvpsa

We’ll be @rubyconf in just 2 weeks! Come hear us talk about the Sorbet Compiler and grab a Sorbet dragon sticker:

For the past year, the Sorbet team has been working on an experimental, ahead-of-time compiler for Ruby, powered by Sorbet and LLVM. Check it out! https://t.co/IxZQka3iTp

We're big believers in multi-year infrastructure bets. After a few years of Ruby infra work, our in-house Ruby compiler is now 22–170% faster than Ruby's default implementation for Stripe's production API traffic. If interested in working on such problems, we're hiring!

I've been experimenting with streaming on Twitch while working on @sorbet_ruby! So far I've been working on fixing small-ish bugs, with an attempt to explain how Sorbet works while I go. First stream, I fixed a bug where some errors were being swallowed: https://t.co/QU4kDSwppy

Join Alexandre and @paracycle for a talk about static typing at Shopify. Do you have a burning question about static typing or @sorbet_ruby? You should register for ShipIt! because they are taking your questions! It's tomorrow. Please Register 👇🏾 https://t.co/tUS72elhdJ

In part 2 of our static typing at Shopify series, Alexandre shares how we got from no Sorbet in our monolith to almost full coverage in the span of a few months, the tools we built, and the lessons learned. Check out part 1 👉🏾 https://t.co/qa2yDW6e3I https://t.co/23CAKWEaQl

In part 1 of our static typing at Shopify series, Alexandre shares how we decided and adopted static typing for our core Ruby monolith. https://t.co/k7ZsK4No8d