I'm considering it. It might be a language that does not need constant changes because of useless churn. Especially now, with the Raku split worked out. On the

I'm considering it. It might be a language that does not need constant changes because of useless churn. Especially now, with the Raku split worked out. On the other hand, the changes in my Ruby project have always been very manageable. Both the language and the ecosystem were reasonable those last years.