If you love a tool, it won't die. Period. And lots of people (myself included) still love Ruby. And I finally released a potentially useful gem for medium to

If you love a tool, it won't die. Period. And lots of people (myself included) still love Ruby. And I finally released a potentially useful gem for medium to large Ruby/Rails codebases. Are unmitigated monkeypatches complexifying your codebase to the point of pain? I wrote a gem to help manage that... https://github.com/pmarreck/pachinko https://github.com/pmarreck/pachinko