Ruby Programming 29th Batch: Registrations now open
Registrations are now open for RubyLearning’s popular Ruby programming course. This is an intensive, online course for beginners that helps you get started with Ruby programming. Here is what Sandra Randall (Butler), a participant who just graduated, has to say – “You kindly offered me the opportunity to join your Ruby course. I’m new to...
My Ruby Book now available in .mobi and .epub formats
My Ruby Book now available in .mobi and .epub formats My Ruby book has been available since 2006 in .pdf format. It’s now available, completely updated for Ruby 1.9, in .mobi and .epub formats. The Ruby eBook covers Ruby 1.9 and has all the Core Ruby programming topics on the RubyLearning.com site. This Ruby eBook,...
My Ruby Book now available in .mobi and .epub formats
My Ruby Book now available in .mobi and .epub formats My Ruby book has been available since 2006 in .pdf format. It’s now available, completely updated for Ruby 1.9, in .mobi and .epub formats. The Ruby eBook covers Ruby 1.9 and has all the Core Ruby programming topics on the RubyLearning.com site. This Ruby eBook,...
Git and GitHub Revised Course
Git and GitHub Course Registrations are now open for RubyLearning’s popular Git and GitHub course. This is an introductory but an intensive, online course for beginners. Here you’ll learn the essential features of both Git and GitHub that you’ll end up using every day. What’s Git and GitHub? Git is an open source version control...
Do you know Ruby Doctest?
Do you know Ruby Doctest? This guest post is by Victor Goff, who enjoys mentoring Ruby at RubyLearning.org since 2008. You can reach him on IRC Chat #rubylearning on freenode.net. He also blogs occasionally at http://vgoff.posterous.com. Rubydoctest is a gem that we will be installing. The purpose of the gem is simply to provide a...
Ruby Programming 28th Batch: Registrations now open
Registrations are now open for RubyLearning’s popular Ruby programming course. This is an intensive, online course for beginners that helps you get started with Ruby programming. Here is what Sandra Randall (Butler), a participant who just graduated, has to say – “You kindly offered me the opportunity to join your Ruby course. I’m new to...
Ruby Programming 27th Batch: Registrations now open
Registrations are now open for RubyLearning’s popular Ruby programming course. This is an intensive, online course for beginners that helps you get started with Ruby programming. Here is what Sandra Randall (Butler), a participant who just graduated from the last batch, has to say – “You kindly offered me the opportunity to join your Ruby...
Top 3 Posts for July 2011 on RubyLearning
(Based on Google Analytics) In case you missed them, here’s the roundup of the Top 3 posts for July 2011 on RubyLearning. Enjoy! 1. Throw, Catch, Raise, Rescue… I’m so confused! Avdi Grimm explains the usage of Throw, Catch, Raise, Rescue in the Ruby programming language. One of the aspects of Ruby that often confuses...
How do I test my code with Minitest?
How do I test my code with Minitest? This guest post is by Steve Klabnik, who is a software craftsman, writer, and former startup CTO. Steve tries to keep his Ruby consulting hours down so that he can focus on maintaining Hackety Hack and being a core member of Team Shoes, as well as writing...
How do I test my code with Minitest?
How do I test my code with Minitest? This guest post is by Steve Klabnik, who is a software craftsman, writer, and former startup CTO. Steve tries to keep his Ruby consulting hours down so that he can focus on maintaining Hackety Hack and being a core member of Team Shoes, as well as writing...
