Thank you for this view. I think maybe I see value that you don't, yet. Bgem allows to organize code as a directory tree. This enables some interesting propert

Thank you for this view. I think maybe I see value that you don't, yet. Bgem allows to organize code as a directory tree. This enables some interesting properties that -- from my point of view -- make it easier to develop and maintain. The first one being that it makes Ruby a partially homoiconic language. The constant tree is now available as a directory tree, and it is possible to manipulate it both with Ruby and standard POSIX tools. I agree that "with less ends" does a poor job in explaining all this. I will think about ways to convey the benefits better. Thanks.