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Towards a Common Ruby definition

6 pointsby sandalover 12 years ago

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kmfover 12 years ago
Ruby Newbie here.<p>Is this pretty common in programming languages? It seems like there's been a lot of Ruby-specific drama in the last couple months (refinements come to mind) - does this happen in Python, JS, etc. as well? It seems like most BDFLs create the <i>canonical</i> version of the language without much debate, but maybe I'm just coming into it fairly late.
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amalagover 12 years ago
How has Python avoided this? Is it because GVR has been accepted as the dictator because there are no language barriers? I can see how the language issue can cause a major disturbance.