I might also have the "grumpy old man" syndrome, but I'm with you here. But it's not entirely unusual for the languagr. Despite Ruby being great for object orie

I might also have the "grumpy old man" syndrome, but I'm with you here. But it's not entirely unusual for the languagr. Despite Ruby being great for object oriented programming, it has a lot of features to allow for more functional approaches and other general coding styles. I'm not a fan of it, but if it makes someone happy, good for them. Ruby is meant to be the happy engineering language, so it's all on point. But I'd ask people from refraining from posting these new approaches as the "right way" to do things, as people are apt to do.