RPCFN: Japanese Mosaic Problem (#14)
Ruby Programming Challenge For Newbies RPCFN: Japanese Mosaic Problem (#14) By Joseph Wilk About Joseph Wilk Joseph Wilk is a member of the core development team for Cucumber. He has been developing for the web for over 10 years in both big and small companies and as an entrepreneur. After stints working with Java and...
Programming Challenge for Newbies in Clojure and Python too?
Programming Challenge for Newbies in Clojure and Python too? RubyLearning has been conducting the monthly Ruby Programming Challenge for Newbies for over a year now and so far 12 challenges have been completed. The 13th challenge is in progress. All this was possible due to the extensive support we got from Rubyists across the world....
RPCFN: Economics 101 (#13)
Ruby Programming Challenge For Newbies RPCFN: Economics 101 (#13) By Dr. Bruce Scharlau About Dr. Bruce Scharlau In Dr. Bruce’s own words: “I’ve been using and teaching Ruby since trying out the cookbook example in the summer of 2006. As soon as I saw how much easier it all was with Ruby and Rails, I...
Do YOU want us to continue with the Ruby Challenge for Newbies?
Do YOU want us to continue with the Ruby Challenge for Newbies? RubyLearning has been conducting the monthly Ruby Programming Challenge for Newbies for over a year now and so far 11 challenges have been completed. The 12th Challenge is in progress. All this was possible due to the extensive support we got from Rubyists...
RPCFN: Cycle Tracks (#12)
Ruby Programming Challenge For Newbies RPCFN: Cycle Tracks (#12) By David Griffiths Today, we complete one year of Ruby Programming Challenge for Newbies. RubyLearning is grateful to all the Ruby experts and participants who have actively helped make these challenges interesting and popular. About David Griffiths In David’s own words: “I’m an agile developer, writer...
Dmitry Lipovoi Winner RPCFN #10
In this brief interview, Satish Talim of RubyLearning talks to Dmitry Lipovoi of Russia, winner of the tenth Ruby Programming Challenge For Newbies. Satish>> Welcome Dmitry and thanks for taking out time to share your thoughts. For the benefit of the readers, could you tell us something about your self? Dmitry>> Hey. My name is...
RPCFN: The Game of Life (#11)
Ruby Programming Challenge For Newbies RPCFN: The Game of Life (#11) By Elise Huard About Elise Huard Elise Huard is based in Brussels, Belgium and is the owner of Jabberwocky, a solutions company mostly focused on Rails. She has worked with a few other technologies before falling in love with Rails and Ruby about 3...
Benoit Daloze Winner RPCFN #9
In this brief interview, Satish Talim of RubyLearning talks to Benoit Daloze of Belgium, winner of the ninth Ruby Programming Challenge For Newbies. Satish>> Welcome Benoit and thanks for taking out time to share your thoughts. For the benefit of the readers, could you tell us something about your self? Benoit>> I would first like...
RPCFN: Business Hours (#10)
Ruby Programming Challenge For Newbies RPCFN: Business Hours (#10) By Ryan Bates About Ryan Bates Ryan Bates has been involved in web development since 1998. In 2005 he started working professionally with Ruby and Rails and is now best known for his work on Railscasts, the free Ruby on Rails screencast series. Ryan has this...
RPCFN: Interactive Fiction (#9)
Ruby Programming Challenge For Newbies
RPCFN: Interactive Fiction (#9)
By Avdi Grimm
About Avdi Grimm
Avdi Grimm is a husband, father, software cultivator living in southern Pennsylvania, USA. He has been been working with the Ruby language for almost ten years, and is still finding new reasons to love it. He is the author of NullDB, Hammertime, AlterEgo, HookR...
RPCFN: XML Transformer (#8)
Ruby Programming Challenge For Newbies
RPCFN: XML Transformer (#8)
By Jamie van Dyke
About Jamie van Dyke
Jamie van Dyke has been using Ruby and Rails since the beginning of 2005, has contributed significantly to the Rails documentation and code base, as well as running his own Rails business and being responsible for building Engine Yard’s European support team....
