Ruby Programming by Wikibooks.org
This book is currently broken down into several sections and is intended to be read sequentially. Topics covered includes: Notation conventions, Basic Ruby, Ruby Semantic reference, Built in Classes, Standard Library.
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Programming Ruby The Pragmatic Programmers Guide (Dave Thomas) Mirror
This book is a tutorial and reference for the Ruby programming language. Topics covered includes: Classes, Objects, and Variables, Containers, Blocks, and Iterators, Standard Types , Methods, Expressions, Exceptions, Catch, and Throw, Modules, Basic Input and Output, Threads and Processes, When Trouble Strikes, Ruby and Its World, Ruby and the Web, Ruby Tk, Ruby and Microsoft Windows, Extending Ruby, The Ruby Language, Classes and Objects, Locking Ruby in the Safe, Reflection, ObjectSpace, and Distributed Ruby, Built-in Classes and Methods, Standard Library, Object-Oriented Design Libraries, Network and Web Libraries, Microsoft Windows Support, Embedded Documentation and Interactive Ruby Shell.
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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.
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Mr. Neighborly's Humble Little Ruby Book
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