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What you've described is functional-style/dry Ruby.
by cutler 3y ago
What you've described is functional-style/dry Ruby.
- epiccoleman 3y agoWell, no, what I'm describing is Elixir. If your point is that the potential use cases overlap too much with Ruby, I mean, fine, write Ruby. I like Elixir more. I'm not picking either language for pure performance, but rather for ergonomic purposes, so we're into kinda subjective territory.