2008/4/11 Leo Laksmana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Mau nanya ke Bung Arie, filosofinya pertanyaan ini apa yah?
I'm temperamental when talking about philosophy. Better not to talk about that. Males panjang panjang omongin filosofi, enak saya mbaca buku yg saya suka aja sambil rileks. > Karena ini kan gak ada practical use-nya di real life coding. s/gak// as a developer we often deal with small and specific items, a "small" thing in Ruby like every one symbol can have memory leak in Hash can destroy our life and we consider that as "not small" man, that's serious. I don't know if one example I mentioned has been patched but I hate it when it became the culprit then our app goes wrong, not because of our codes, but because of Ruby bugs (now I remember I'm used to use ruby to write what what what what =)) everything just sucks. So, a mixin implementation idea that has been implemented in a software using C language is something _big_ and _practical_ for me. As we know we might have tremendous different standard to say it's practical # A business guy might think ruby practical use is when it has value and we can get $$$$ benefits from it, A marketer might think ruby practical usage is when it has a great approach that could impact to transform customers to become our loyal customers, A coder might think ruby codes that can return result of "3.months.ago.beginning_of_day" is something. > http://beol.laksmana.com/ > http://twitter.com/beol blog: http://tinyurl.com/2bjgvn
