This page covers the following topics related to Ruby : Casting type conversions, Arrays, Classes, Hashes, Blocks and procs and lambdas, Inheritance, Control flow, Strings, Symbols, Exceptions, Thread, Methods, Method missing, Numbers, Iteration, Regular Expressions and regex based operations, Comparable, Gem usage, Design patterns and idioms, Loading source files, Range, Comments, Special constants in Ruby, Modules, Ruby version manager, Gem creation / management, Constants, Variable scope and visibility, rbenv, Environment variables, Singletons, File I/O, Time, Queue, Destructuring, IRB, Enumerators, C extensions, Struct, Metaprogramming, Dynamic evaluation, instance eval, Message passing, Keyword arguments, DateTime, Truthiness, JSON with Ruby, Implicit receives, understanding, Monkey patching, Introspection, Monkey patching, Refinements, Monkey patching in Ruby, Catching exceptions with begin rescue, Command line apps, Debugging, Pure RSpec JSON API testing, Recursion, Installation, ERB, Introspection, Random numbers, Getting started with Hanami, OptionParser, Splat operator, Multidimensional Arrays, Enumerable, Ruby access modifiers, Operating system or shell commands, Contributors.
Author(s): programming-books.io
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This page covers the following topics related to Ruby : The Fundamentals, Installation, Tweet Fetching, Style, Conventions, and Debugging, Numbers, Strings, Variables, Methods, RubyGems, If and Else, Loops, Collections, Enumerables, File input/output, Reviewing Tweet Fetching, Supplementals, Design and Theory, The Projects.
Author(s): ruby.bastardsbook.com
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This book is the only Rails book that does test-driven development the entire time, an approach highly recommended by the experts but which has never been so clearly demonstrated before. Finally, by including Git, GitHub, and Heroku in the demo examples, the author really gives you a feel for what it’s like to do a real-world project. The tutorial’s code examples are not in isolation.
Author(s): Michael Hartl
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Cookin' with Ruby on Rails Designing for Testability
This tutorial is intended for use with Rails 1.2.6.It has not yet been updated to support Rails 2.x.
Author(s): Bill Walton
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A Little Ruby, A Lot of Objects (Brian Marick)
The goal of this book is to teach you a way to think about computation, to show you how far you can take a simple idea: that all computation consists of sending messages to objects. Prerequisites is reader will know at least one programming language, not necessarily.
Author(s): Brian Marick
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