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Dave Guymon · 2022-04-28T09:01:35.315Z

Coding can be intimidating. If you do it on your own, it can be overwhelming! Often budding software developers see code produced by others and immediately feel inadequate. I'll never be able to write code like that! is a typical lamentation. You've ...

Thanks for a wonderful article Dave. I do have a question for you though. You said that you wanted to improve your problem solving skills in object oriented way of thinking. So why did you chose Ruby for this language? What do the other languages lack that you chose Ruby over them? Could it be the choice was random? I doubt that's the case though.

Also, it is same in writing. You read a finished book, and you think "What a wonderful author! I could never write like that."

In reality, the original draft is riddled with tons of mistakes and errors, but you never get to see that side.

Source: I'm a blogger and a small-time author.

Thanks for reading and leaving a comment. I appreciate your insight. I chose Ruby for two reasons. The first is that I write Ruby in my job. The second is that it is an excellent OOP language.

Dave Guymon Interesting to find a Ruby developer. Most people give the impression that this language is dead or dying. Perhaps you can shed the light on the real situation?

Amazing information providing by your article, thank you so much for taking the time to share a wonderful article.

You are welcome, Chaap! Thanks for reading.

That's great to hear, David Mutebi. Thanks for reading!

Awesome. I'm definitely going to start doing this. I love how you wrote the steps as comments before the class. It could also serve as documentation. 😍

Thanks for reading and sharing your new insights, Iyoriobhe! Documentation is valuable. I like trying to see if I can write code using design principles that make leaving comments unnecessary. Definitely harder than it sounds at times.

Hey, TomTom Developers! Thank you for taking the time to read. Glad you enjoyed it. What would you add or do differently?

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