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Sorbet ? So you can't write maintainable dynamic code without basically making it static is what you're saying.
by joelbluminator 6y ago
Sorbet ? So you can't write maintainable dynamic code without basically making it static is what you're saying.
- gavinray 6y agoWhen you have +100,000 LOC written over many years by people with varying degrees of experience and familiarity with the language, Ruby/Rails becomes unmanageably difficult a lot faster than other languages. It isn't the only one though. Not that you can't have a great, large Rails codebase but the "guardrails" are a lot less present than in some languages and it can be harder to try to clean up the mess once it's happened.
- joelbluminator 6y agoHmmm well in the current fad of breaking out everything into a "micro" service how often do you deal with 100K LOCs? Also, typed code will reach 100K locs way faster than dynamic.