Full Stack Fest 2015: Extreme Object-Oriented Ruby, by John Cinnamond
Channel: Codegram
Date: 2015-10-13

A talk from Full Stack Fest 2015 (http://fullstackfest.com/)

I recently saw the talk ‘Nothing is Something’ by Sandi Metz and something caught my eye - the idea that Ruby doesn’t need the ‘if’ keyword. This got me thinking: what else could we remove from the language without making it less powerful? In this talk I take this idea and push it to breaking point. Along the way we’ll learn a lot about expressiveness, the limits of computation, the nature of programming and why we shouldn’t try to create pure OO languages.

http://fullstackfest.com/agenda/extreme-object-oriented-ruby

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