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Programming Ruby: The Pragmatic Programmer's Guide ⇒

   6 September 2004, mid-afternoon

A free online copy of what I am told is a great book to learn Ruby from.

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  1. Have you tried learning Ruby yet?

    by Ryan on September 6 2004, 5:03 pm   #

  2. No. But I really want to. There are some really interesting web projects written in the language. Instiki, which I linked to above, and Ruby on Rails, which is a MVC framework. The language is supposed to be really easy to use. I think I might look into learning it at some point. Python is another language I would like to learn better.

    by ramanan on September 6 2004, 5:29 pm   #

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