From: Chris Uzdavinis <chris@...>
Date: 2001-08-13T00:24:33+09:00
Subject: [ruby-talk:19610] Re: order and freedom in Ruby (was: Re:  Re: the wayclass variables work)

Niklas Frykholm <r2d2@acc.umu.se> writes:

> The only real difference is perhaps that modifications of this kind are
> easier to do in Ruby, but on the other hand most things are easier to do
> in Ruby :)

I like the way you summarized this.  Maybe I'm being too paranoid.
For the problems I've been using Ruby for it has been a terrific tool,
helping productivity and making me happy.  

I don't use a lot of dynamic features like adding/removig methods at
runtime because I don't understand the ways to deal with the problems
associated.  My impression so far is that nobody else knows either,
but testing is all we can hope for, so "don't make mistakes" and you
won't have to deal with them.

Perhaps that's all that can be expected. 

-- 
Chris