I love Ruby. I've been working with it as my primary language for 15+ years. Its sad to see how they keep adding new, arcane syntax for fairly obscure use case

I love Ruby. I've been working with it as my primary language for 15+ years. Its sad to see how they keep adding new, arcane syntax for fairly obscure use cases, seemingly without any real clear justification. I wish Matz would raise the bar on these changes - Ruby is mature and already has a very powerful, complicated syntax that gets tricky for corner cases. I appreciate "more than one way to do it", but not everything needs to have ten ways to do it when the first three ways work fine.