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I would say the big no no in ruby is requiring extensive configuration files. Which I think is also because of Java and its heavy reliance on XML to set things
by dougp 17y ago
I would say the big no no in ruby is requiring extensive configuration files. Which I think is also because of Java and its heavy reliance on XML to set things up.
If the hello world code cant be done on one line then we won't bother with it.
- cubicle67 17y agoI'm not really sure what you're trying to say here. Are you saying both Java and Ruby require extensive configuration files?
- maxtilford 17y agoI think he's saying that the Ruby community avoids extensive configuration files as a backlash against Java using them.
- dougp 17y agoYes, thank you.