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The Web Development Series is supported by Rackspace , the better way to do hosting. Learn more about Rackspace’s hosting solutions here . If you’ve been hacking away in Ruby for a while and are looking to take your skills to the next level, our panel of seven Ruby experts has a few words of advice for you. Below are some helpful hints, personal growth-inducing exercises, and tools recommended by some of the best Ruby devs out there.
Learning Ruby: Expert Advice for Intermediate Developers
Learning Ruby: Expert Advice for Advanced Developers
We’ve teased you in the past with promises of code snippets from bona fide Ruby experts — for all you advanced Rubyists, here’s the code, ready for your dissection and possible implementation. We’ve also got some more general insights from our panel of seven Ruby experts on the strengths and limitations of the Ruby programming language and their favorite Ruby apps and tools. If you’re just starting out as a new Ruby dev, check out our tips for Ruby novices , which includes introductory-level advice from the same group of experts. And if you’re an intermediate developer looking to improve your skills, also check out tools and advice for mid-level Ruby programmers.
Sinatra , a Ruby "micro framework" for developing Web applications, is hot stuff! Despite being over a year since we first mentioned Sinatra (as used on a 100 line blogging app called Reprise ), only now does Sinatra seem to have reached critical mass - it's on the cusp of becoming really popular. This is a good time, then, to check it out and see where it could fit into your own projects (with the new Rails Metal functionality (in edge/2.3 only) you can ever run a Sinatra app as a lightweight companion integrated with your Rails apps!) Sinatra's official homepage provides an incredible number of alluring examples. Just install the sinatra gem or clone its git repository and you can have an ultra basic webapp running in just five lines of code: require ' rubygems ' require ' sinatra ' get ' / ' do ' Hello world!
Sinatra: 29 Links and Resources For A Quicker, Easier Way to Build Webapps
Hackety Hack uses the Shoes toolkit to make it really easy and fun to build graphical interfaces. Several lessons and example programs are provided, showing you how to make all kinds of fun things! Check out what other people are doing with Hackety Hack!
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From Techotopia Purchase and download the PDF and ePub versions of this Ruby eBook for only $8.99 Ruby is an object oriented environment and, as such, provides extensive support for developing object-oriented applications. The area of object oriented programming is, however, large.
Ruby Object Oriented Programming - Techotopia
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When you program a computer, you have to "speak" in a language your computer understands: a programming language. There are lots and lots of different languages out there, and many of them are excellent. In this tutorial I chose to use my favorite programming language, Ruby . Aside from being my favorite, Ruby is also the easiest programming language I have seen (and I've seen quite a few). In fact, that's the real reason I'm writing this tutorial: I didn't decide to write a tutorial, and then choose Ruby because it's my favorite; instead, I found Ruby to be so easy that I decided there really ought to be a good beginner's tutorial which uses it. It's Ruby's simplicity which prompted this tutorial, not the fact that it's my favorite.
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Learn Ruby on Rails: the Ultimate Beginner’s Tutorial
While it certainly makes no attempt to constitute a complete guide to the Ruby language, this tutorial will introduce you to some of the basics of Ruby. We’ll power through a crash-course in object oriented programming, covering the more common features of the language along the way, and leaving the more obscure aspects of Ruby for a dedicated reference guide . I’ll also point out some of the advantages that Ruby has over other languages when it comes to developing applications for the Web. After reading this, you’ll be ready to dive into our dedicated Ruby site, www.rubysource.com Some Rails developers suggest that it’s possible to learn and use Rails without learning the Ruby basics first, but as far as I’m concerned, it’s extremely beneficial to know even a little Ruby before diving into the guts of Rails.