This is a fundamental part of the language, the idea that objects and classes are dynamic, not static.
What I would say is that although we should have an extremely good reason to employ these techniques in production, I believe that every professional Ruby programmer should be able to understand them and/or figure them out in a few minutes.
What I would say is that although we should have an extremely good reason to employ these techniques in production, I believe that every professional Ruby programmer should be able to understand them and/or figure them out in a few minutes.
It’s not like we’re talking about obfuscated C.