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Ironically, it's a library for use with "ruby"... Common nouns are fine. Just need a little qualification for search "ruby lang", "shoes ruby gem"?
by e12e 3y ago
Ironically, it's a library for use with "ruby"... Common nouns are fine. Just need a little qualification for search "ruby lang", "shoes ruby gem"?
- al_borland 3y agoI think the issue is the grammar of it. “Shoes is” instead of “Shoes are”.
- cardanome 3y ago"James is" instead of "James are". All those people with names ending with "s" make my head hurt. Curse you James, Chris, Thomas, Charles and all the others with their fancy and exotic names! Seriously, proper names are fine to end with "s" as their isn't really a meaningful plural form. Shoes is used as a name here so "Shoes is" is grammatically correct.
- bbor 3y agoYes it is grammatically correct, but it is linguistically and aesthetically an attack on my delicate sensibilities. To me it sounds less like “James is” and more like “jameses is”. A framework is one individual thing, naming it after a plural noun is a weird juxtaposition. Like naming a kid “jameses”, or a dog “rovers”. Plus “shoe” would be an AWESOME name for a framework! Missed opportunity…