> Every time I give Ruby another chance (admittedly, not too often), I end up feeling angry. I use Ruby every day at work. I end most days feeling angry. You n

> Every time I give Ruby another chance (admittedly, not too often), I end up feeling angry. I use Ruby every day at work. I end most days feeling angry. You never have any real idea what is going on due to the layers and layers of metaprogramming. Nil-pointer errors abound, duck typing is idiomatic, inheritance is a thing, and the minefield of mutability is everywhere. Concurrency is nigh impossible. Ruby looks pretty and simple at first glance, but the deeper and deeper you look, the more you realize how rotten it is at the core. :( /rant