I've no opinion on Ruby, but I don't really understand this article. People like familiar tools, and get good at them - agree. But a lot of languages can be wri

I've no opinion on Ruby, but I don't really understand this article. People like familiar tools, and get good at them - agree. But a lot of languages can be written in fluent ways, and I didn't really find the test example that easy to read. I wouldn't say "end end end" at the end of describing the test out loud, for example.