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> Ruby is notably absent as I use it and am looking for something better/different what issues do you have with ruby? it's the de-facto standard for meta-progr
by localhostdotdev 7y ago
> Ruby is notably absent as I use it and am looking for something better/different
what issues do you have with ruby? it's the de-facto standard for meta-programming
I often use things like `define_method`, `constants`, `method_missing`, etc in select places.
last fun thing I did was adding `let` and `it` to rails's tests.
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- karmakaze 7y agoEvery large, long -lived Ruby app I've worked on eventually needs more performance, better concurrency, and would benefit from static typing. It's great that each company got to the point of 'a problem you want to have'. I'm just looking for the best of both worlds: good to start, good to scale.