I came across this really cool resource today. It's a PDF full of simple Ruby code examples, and would make a great primer for a developer used to any other language. You get to see what makes Ruby tick up-front and without a ton of reading. Click here to check it out (PDF).
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Ruby badly needs a php.net style site, where Ruby coders are free to add their own hacks and examples.
The comments in php.net are a mine of information - i learned most of my php by reading them.
Posted by: justin flavin at April 10, 2006 04:07 PMI agree. I'm no PHP fan, but the documentation and the structure of php.net is first class. The Ruby and Rails sections on http://www.bigbold.com/snippets/ are okay, but not quite the same.
Perhaps I'll look into the licence of the Ruby docs and see if it's possible to rig something up.
Posted by: Peter Cooper at April 10, 2006 04:12 PMReturn to the homepage.
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