Comment by varispeed
With autocomplete being so good today, do we really need languages with cryptic syntax that obscure what is going on?
With autocomplete being so good today, do we really need languages with cryptic syntax that obscure what is going on?
To an outsider watching Ruby, it's cryptic, esoteric and maybe magical. But when you actually use it and learn mechanism underneath it, things start to make sense. However, Rubys dynamic architecture have also made it difficult for DX. Things like autocomplete barely works in the ecosystem, because it's so unpredictable until runtime