Ruby for a beginner?

I learned ruby as my first language. It's incredibly fun but absurdly idiosyncratic.
So no. Don't learn python either for the same reason.

>>60944453
start from C if you want to be a brogrammer worth his grain of salt

>>60944453
doing things in Ruby may take less work than many other languages but ruby comes with complex things that arent made for beginners like functional programming, being able to change any class at runtime, it wasnt easy for me to deal with mixins... and in ruby there are several ways to do the same basic thing while in most other languages you have a default way to do it

>>60944453
no
t. Ruby programmer

learn python instead

>>60944453

Learn C and a lisp dialect like a proper fucking student.

>>60948438
>Learn C and a lisp dialect like a proper fucking pedo-NEET.
FTFY

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>>60944453
Make mods with Lua if you want to learn programming syntax and not want to kill yourself

then when you have that down switch to C / C++, C#/Java, or whatever real programming langs do what you have interest in and start hitting the books senpai

>>60944453
learn it only if you target webdev, also you can learn javascript and use nodejs

>>60944453
Ruby is basically dead. Rails has been a mess for years now and Ruby never really saw much adoption outside of that. I like Ruby a lot more than most dynamically typed languages but if you're going to learn one these days it might as well be Python or Javascript.