Hacker Bits, Issue 11
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Our PyCon experience is I think the best proof that mypy is accessible to new developers: aside from<br />
me, all of the contributors adding annotations were new to both Zulip and mypy. We found that with a<br />
good 5-minute demo and good documentation, new contributors were effective within their first hour<br />
of working with mypy. I would definitely recommend the mypy hackathon approach to other open<br />
source projects — it’s a great way for contributors to have meaningful impact on an unfamiliar project.<br />
Phase 3: Get to 100%. Annotating the last several files is relatively difficult work, because this is where<br />
you end up debugging all the mistakes you made in Phase 2. While you do this, it’s important to lock<br />
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