On Fri, Apr 11, 2008 at 08:46:07AM -0700, Ovid wrote:
> --- Jonathan Peterson <JPeterson bmjgroup.com> wrote:
>
> > My recent playing with Ruby came to griding halt
whan I noticed it
> > STILL
> > didn't do unicode. Also, if you look at Ruby's
Net::SMTP and Perl's
> > Net::SMTP Perl's is just so much nicer - better
documentation, better
>
> > designed, does more stuff. It really shows what an
extra decade of
> > maturity means.
>
> Agreed. With people finally coming down off Rails,
they're starting to
> notice the cracks in the Ruby community (not the
language). DSLs which
> aren't and the prevalence of altering core class
behavior
> ("monkeypatching") is a sure sign of a
community feeling growing pains.
I'm just waiting for people to notice just how limited the
object system
is. Single inheritance and a clumsy mixin system just don't
cut it for me.
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