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I went through a cycle of: study ruby -> start using rails -> seems magical -> realize you don't know ruby yet -> study more -> rails no longer feels magical. I
by sn1de 5y ago
I went through a cycle of: study ruby -> start using rails -> seems magical -> realize you don't know ruby yet -> study more -> rails no longer feels magical. I suspect this is typical given that there is lot more to ruby than appears on the surface and rails heavily leverages the metaprogramming capabilities.
- montblanc 5y agoYes not bothering learning Ruby when picking up Rails is very common...and sure, things look quite bizarre when you have no idea what's going on.