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3 ways to monkey-patch without making a mess

When you first try Ruby, monkey patching is amazing. It makes Ruby a joy to read and write. That is, until you hit weird problems that are impossible to debug. But what’s the alternative? Waiting for blank? to make it into core Ruby before you’re allowed to have nice user input handling? How can you write monkey patches that won’t make you want to fire yourself for incompetence the next time you see them?

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