Language & Types
Contracts Over Comments: Enforcing Intent with Types
Precision Build
6 min read
Let the compiler enforce what docs can only suggest.
#types#schemas#property-testing#automation
Comments drift; contracts do not. Encode domain intent as types and schemas so misuse fails fast. Generate clients from schemas to remove manual drift. Back contracts with property-based tests that search for edge cases.
The goal is not ceremony, but leverage: fewer bugs, clearer APIs, and faster onboarding for new engineers.
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Category:Language & Types
Read time:6 minutes
Author:Precision Build
Published:Oct 2025
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