a (probably dumb but) flexible way to write ruby code.
maybe don't just yet. this is very much still a proof of concept.
# app/foo.rb
y do
def bar
puts "bar!"
end
end
Foo.new.bar # => "bar!"
# app/baz.rb
y from: Foo do # inherit from Foo
def qux
puts "qux!"
end
end
Baz.new.qux # => "qux!"
Baz.new.bar # => "bar!"fruby will automatically define a class for you based on the file name. in this case, Foo will be defined as a subclass of Object.
how many times have you renamed a file and then forgotten to change the class name? convention is a great idea, but what's the source of truth? the file name or the class name? why should we have to write everything twice?