This was my experience and I have commented it before. The magic/convention approach is the inferred part of Rails/Ruby culture. Where is the class definition?

This was my experience and I have commented it before. The magic/convention approach is the inferred part of Rails/Ruby culture. Where is the class definition? Well, where are you invoking initialization? This question leads to a question which hopefully leads to answer is hard to play by if you’re new or just trying to squash a simple request. The whole just fire up an interactive session or rails console is probably the last thing I want to do but probably the only way to diagnose or figure out how things are truly working. What monkey patches are in the mix, what libs override methods I set, etc. For me, Ruby is one of those programming languages that obviously takes a different programming approach and mindset that I don’t have. I don’t think Ruby is bad but I know it isn’t the tool that fits my skill set.