[xlii]

I won't be as harsh because I have years of experience in Rails and didn't develop harsh feelings against it but moving from Rust/Go/Zig/TypeScript (which I used lately) to Ruby ain't smooth ride.

Discoverability is much worse, LSPs aren't super helpful. Using Dash (documentation app) helps a ton. Still some names are confusing after switch (took a minute to recall that 'filter' is actually 'select' in Ruby).

I won't say that dev experience is bad but it's definitely different.

[rsanheim]

filter is also just filter in ruby - aliased as select (and find_all) on Enumerable.

[xlii]

facepalms

Weird that searching for it didn't yield any results, though I stand corrected. However it seems that select is the actual "root" of documentation. Filter sends to find_all, find_all sends to filter or select.