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Ruby for beginners: interesting facts and learning process
Since we are Ruby on Rails agency, we do pay a lot of attention to materials, tutorials, and news around RoR and Ruby. Recently Syndicode found quite an informative, well-written article about Ruby main features explained for the beginners. And we decided to translate this material for the...
Daily #1,907! After years of JavaScript and PHP, the lack of punctuation in Ruby makes me sweat bullets.
Ruby for beginners: interesting facts and learning process
Since we are Ruby on Rails agency, we do pay a lot of attention to materials, tutorials, and news around RoR and Ruby. Recently Syndicode found quite an informative, well-written article about Ruby main features explained for the beginners. And we decided to translate this material for the...
Books and tutorials for learning and mastering Ruby language
If you are standing at the crossroads and not sure whether you should start Ruby, here’s a magic ping that will give you a hint. Ruby is cool enough for learning and great for different software products. A few months ago we shared with you the ultimate list of books and courses to learn...
Books and tutorials for learning and mastering Ruby language
If you are standing at the crossroads and not sure whether you should start Ruby, here’s a magic ping that will give you a hint. Ruby is cool enough for learning and great for different software products. A few months ago we shared with you the ultimate list of books and courses to learn...
Started reading this (Ruby) book yesterday.
On a path to learn Ruby and eventually Rails. This book was highly recommended from a few sources.
At the moment I am about 30 pages into the book, and the author has an informal yet experienced way of explaining concepts. Not a hard read, but a fun one so far - I like it. I plan to finish it and post about the experience. Does anyone else have experience with this book or other Ruby resource recommendations?
