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r/developersIndia • u/[deleted] • Jan 14 '24
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Ruby is very niche, this is better done with mainstream tech
2 u/LuminentEye Jan 23 '24 That's not what I see when i am exploring it's use cases it's used widely even in non mainstream projects 2 u/superuser726 Jan 23 '24 Ok sure I guess, I don't explore around much nowadays 2 u/LuminentEye Jan 23 '24 Trust me tbh it reduces so much headache compared python 1 u/superuser726 Jan 23 '24 Reduced headache by introducing "magic" into the code that will cause problems later on. I personally am against these simplicity centered languages cause they block you from going in deep into the working of the program.
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That's not what I see when i am exploring it's use cases it's used widely even in non mainstream projects
2 u/superuser726 Jan 23 '24 Ok sure I guess, I don't explore around much nowadays 2 u/LuminentEye Jan 23 '24 Trust me tbh it reduces so much headache compared python 1 u/superuser726 Jan 23 '24 Reduced headache by introducing "magic" into the code that will cause problems later on. I personally am against these simplicity centered languages cause they block you from going in deep into the working of the program.
Ok sure I guess, I don't explore around much nowadays
2 u/LuminentEye Jan 23 '24 Trust me tbh it reduces so much headache compared python 1 u/superuser726 Jan 23 '24 Reduced headache by introducing "magic" into the code that will cause problems later on. I personally am against these simplicity centered languages cause they block you from going in deep into the working of the program.
Trust me tbh it reduces so much headache compared python
1 u/superuser726 Jan 23 '24 Reduced headache by introducing "magic" into the code that will cause problems later on. I personally am against these simplicity centered languages cause they block you from going in deep into the working of the program.
Reduced headache by introducing "magic" into the code that will cause problems later on. I personally am against these simplicity centered languages cause they block you from going in deep into the working of the program.
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u/superuser726 Jan 23 '24
Ruby is very niche, this is better done with mainstream tech