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:Telling Time with Ruby
Telling Time with Ruby
Feb 22, 2008, 05 :30 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (6496 reads)

(Other stories by W. Jason Gilmore)

"Ask any Ruby developer what led them to embrace the language, and most will praise its 'beauty,' comparing Ruby's syntax to a eloquent poem or piece of art. Admittedly, this sort of aggrandization used to elicit a sneer from yours truly, although at that point I'd never actually looked into the language to determine what all of the fuss was about. That is, until one day a single line of Ruby code caught my attention while surfing online:

7.days.ago

"Made possible through the Active Support gem, when executed, this line of code will return the date and time occuring exactly seven days prior to its execution..."

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