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The python code in the post looks a bit funny with the `end` statement at the end. I had to ready it twice to be sure that Hypothesis hadn't been rewritten for

The python code in the post looks a bit funny with the `end` statement at the end. I had to ready it twice to be sure that Hypothesis hadn't been rewritten for Ruby! Also, by "supporting Hypothesis", you mean "giving money to DR MacIver", right? This is not completely clear from the post.

krithix 9y ago
The `end` was our mistake—fixed!
ralmeida 9y ago
Doesn't say specifically, but from following the links at the end of the post, it seems they are either financially sponsoring the developer(s), and/or donating time of their developers, and/or some other logistical support (space to work in their office, access to servers or resources for testing, etc).
DRMacIver 9y ago
> Also, by "supporting Hypothesis", you mean "giving money to DR MacIver", right? This is not completely clear from the post. It's specifically in the form of contracting me to develop some features rather than a donation of money - support for testing with Pandas, and improving the existing numpy support to a lesser extent (mostly with a goal of providing a more solid foundation for the Pandas work).
slackoverflower 9y ago
Lol. Not that surprised since Stripe's backend is basically still Ruby on Rails. Probably a Ruby engineer that wrote the article, writing Python for the first time in a while.
- anurag 9y ago
  Ruby yes, but never Rails. (I used to work there.)
- sritchie 9y ago
  I'm the guilty party, though not of the "Ruby engineer" title... these days I'm a Python developer that identifies as a Scala developer :) I botched the copy pasta of the embedded code snippet container. All fixed up!