Ruby Revival
Copyright (C) 2005 by Steve Litt
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Links:
- Ruby Basic
Tutorial: Learn Ruby's
basic syntax. Armed with this knowledge, you can make some pretty
substantial programs.
- Ruby the
Right Way: The Ruby community has worked long and hard to give you
a language that's easy, robust and readable. Writing Ruby with a C or
Perl accent gives you only half the power. This document tells you how
to use Ruby full blast.
- The Ruby_Newbie
Guide to Symbols: Overwhelmingly, Ruby conforms to Eric Raymond's
Rule of Least Surprise. However, the concept of Ruby Symbols recently
precipitated a rather lively 29 participant, 97 post (and counting)
thread on the ruby-talk@ruby-lang.org mailing list, complete with
disagreements and killfile pronouncements. Perhaps some documentation
is called for :-)
- Ruby
Database Connectivity: How to connect Ruby to databases.
- Ruby on
Rails: Many tout Rails as the most productive web development
framework in existance. Learn about it here.
About Ruby Revival
The Ruby programming language gains adherants daily. It's fun and
scales well.
See what all the fuss is about...