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UncleOxidant
2022-05-18 12:21:17
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Hasn't Ruby been unfashionable for a while now?
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laureny | karma 1350 | avg karma 2.74
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2014-01-10 15:35:37+00:00
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Yet another sign that Ruby's popularity is waning.
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mr_toad | karma 5817 | avg karma 1.71
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2018-09-29 02:47:32
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Isn’t Ruby Jitted now?
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justinzollars | karma 4619 | avg karma 2.89
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2015-07-08 16:25:44+00:00
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The hipster backlash on Ruby continues.
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canada_dry | karma 3379 | avg karma 3.27
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2018-08-08 18:22:50+00:00
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Or... maybe it's not AMPs fault (not that I'm a fan of AMP). Maybe it's just that Ruby is quickly going out of vogue and you're just seeing the signs.
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chc | karma 20862 | avg karma 3.0
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2012-07-20 15:13:05
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It damaged Ruby's popularity? You feel Ruby hasn't been popular enough the past few years?
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icey | karma 29080 | avg karma 7.11
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2008-12-16 22:53:07+00:00
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This makes Ruby sound far more attractive than it really is to me.
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justinzollars | karma 4619 | avg karma 2.89
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2013-12-28 18:08:44+00:00
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is ruby done too?
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jhawk28 | karma 826 | avg karma 2.62
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2013-12-24 14:36:01+00:00
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Ruby is maturing, not dying. It has lost much of its fadish hype.
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Mikeb85 | karma 11376 | avg karma 2.31
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2022-11-06 14:25:03
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Ruby never went away. It just used to have an extreme amount of hype and now is a mature and, dare I say, slightly "boring" language.
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francoisdevlin | karma 1101 | avg karma 4.27
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2009-12-07 12:40:50
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Well, looks like Ruby just got boring.
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dri_ft | karma 585 | avg karma 3.2
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2018-11-07 02:58:21
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How do you think Ruby's worse?
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ericb | karma 7630 | avg karma 3.36
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2020-09-11 01:24:32
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I love ruby, but this is awful. Hope it goes away.
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astrec | karma 3615 | avg karma 4.52
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2008-03-24 12:30:50+00:00
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Ha! In all seriousness, Ruby doesn't fare any better.
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Ashishlin | karma 21 | avg karma 5.25
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2009-07-06 03:31:59+00:00
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Ruby at the moment
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afandian | karma 6812 | avg karma 3.55
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2022-03-02 04:15:56
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It's been a while but this looks very much like Ruby to me.
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adgezaza | karma -3 | avg karma -0.19
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2021-09-23 07:34:41
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Why are we still talking about Ruby?
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matthewmacleod | karma 17455 | avg karma 4.64
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2015-06-23 16:28:55+00:00
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Well, that's not true. Ruby's changed massively since the 1.8 series. What are you expecting to see that you're not?
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TazeTSchnitzel | karma 26116 | avg karma 2.81
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2012-08-30 18:05:44+00:00
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What's so bad about Ruby?
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jimbokun | karma 17789 | avg karma 3.01
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2014-06-07 20:36:15
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Looks very Ruby-esque.
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