Debatable. I always found languages without parentheses inscrutable. To distinguish methods you have to have all method signatures memorized or rely on an advanced IDE with highlighting.
> inscrutable. To distinguish methods you have to have all method signatures memorized or rely on an advanced IDE with highlighting.
I'm confident that you're either an outlier or have simply come across a terribly written or badly formatted Ruby codebase - considering Ruby (and Rails which followed the same principles) was created with the purpose of being highly readable (made for humans [1]).
What is advanced IDE highlighting? Do you mean.. colours? And memorising methods - huh?
Debatable. I always found languages without parentheses inscrutable. To distinguish methods you have to have all method signatures memorized or rely on an advanced IDE with highlighting.
> inscrutable. To distinguish methods you have to have all method signatures memorized or rely on an advanced IDE with highlighting.
I'm confident that you're either an outlier or have simply come across a terribly written or badly formatted Ruby codebase - considering Ruby (and Rails which followed the same principles) was created with the purpose of being highly readable (made for humans [1]).
What is advanced IDE highlighting? Do you mean.. colours? And memorising methods - huh?
I really struggle to see how you can't tell which lines here are methods - https://gist.github.com/davidlares/5d136fa54572ad98e711e3684...
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22090358