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I think it's mostly the REPL that allows for quickly spiking out things, with quick feedback. Elixir has a similar experience, but less of the warts you get wit
by shay_ker 7y ago
I think it's mostly the REPL that allows for quickly spiking out things, with quick feedback. Elixir has a similar experience, but less of the warts you get with Ruby (like monkeypatching).
- tptacek 7y agoAbsolutely. Ruby is faster to write than Go, and the REPL is a big part of that. I'm saying: it would be even faster to write if it had static types.
- nerpderp82 7y agoIf it had static inferred types a la Ocaml.