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The Ruby Way by Hal Fulton

The Ruby Way Hal Fulton ebook
ISBN: 0672320835, 9780672320835
Format: chm
Page: 600
Publisher: Sams

The date for this major release was carefully chosen by the Ruby development team to be Ruby's birthday, now turning 20 years old! Not just the syntax, or the idioms and idiosyncrasies, but why. If you are serious about learning Ruby, get this book! By the way, if you've tried Ruby in the past and are concerned about the startup time, the recently released Ruby 2.0 has massively improved on it. The second book I read in my ongoing Ruby journey is the second edition of The Ruby Way. I can tell you why something works the way it does, under the hood; and I was probably around when the decision was made to do it that way. Yesterday, the first stable version of Ruby 2.0 series was released. One of the things I like best about working at Buckeye Interactive (BI) is the community of learning that is fostered here. Although I've only gotten a little way through it, I'm pretty impressed with it. Screen shot 2011-10-20 at 9.45.53 AM. Each chapter is peppered with code samples. I own the famous Pick-Axe book and its pretty good (in fact I have both editions). Read Ruby 2 - Ruby Cut the New Way on QBurst.com now. Book Review: The Ruby Way, Second Edition. But, to jumpstart my learning this year I picked up “The Ruby Way” by Hal Fulton. The Best Way to Learn Ruby on Rails by a PHP Developer. This would have to be the easiest and quickest recipe going. Ruby was having one of those days, a bit grumpy and starving and there was a hint of a storm on the way, so we hit the pantry. I haven't reviewed the book yet, but I wanted to explore one of the concepts Metz talked about: Ruby Modules. It sits on my bookshelf, next to a copy of the Pickaxe book and The Ruby Way.