Gregory's Server@charlag Come on, even PHP has autoloading. Ruby does have explicit imports (require, require_relative) but why would you want to waste time on that if a consistent naming/path scheme takes care of it.
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 @charlag Come on, even PHP has autoloading. Ruby does have explicit imports (require, require_relative) but why would you want to waste time on that if a consistent naming/path scheme takes care of it. No comments
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@Gargron it only goes as far. PHP has autoloading because it's like many scripting languages file based. Including files is shit. Imports != including files. imports work on logical structure. I can always tell where thing comes from in Rust, even if is created with macro.
Let's look at some examples. lib/activitypub/activity/create.rb has Status.create!. I have no way to know where it comes from. Is it a model? is it something else?
or home_controller.rb. Where HomeFeed comes from?