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Search Home : Computers : Programming : Languages : Ruby
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- Ruby Garden: Premier site for tracking many developments: forum; news, includes Ruby News Weekly (like Dr. Dobb's Python-URL!); announcements, future shock, biggest Ruby Wiki, useful surveys, links, people, libraries, ports.
- Ruby-lang.org: Interpreted, dynamically typed, pure object-oriented, scripting language for fast, easy programming, from Japan. Simple, straightforward, extensible. Many features to process text files and do system management, as in Perl. More elegant than Perl, fewer parentheses than Lisp. Japan has more users of Ruby than Python. [Open Source]
- A ruby a day: A ruby dedicated site, that collects the things author doing with this language. Features a complete ruby course, a simple AI game, quiz solutions.
- An Invitation to Ruby: Many links, review, comparison to other languages, code samples.
- Cetus Links: Ruby: Link page: describes language, links to central site, FAQs, references, newsgroup, mailing lists, books.
- Comparing and Introducing Ruby: Short introduction to features, compares Ruby to Perl, Python. [PDF]
- Developing GUIs with FOX and Ruby: RubyConf 2001 talk slides.
- Features of Ruby: By Michael Neumann in English and German.
- First European Ruby Conference: On 21-22 June 2003, University of Karlsruhe, Germany. Fee: 20 Euros to pay for Matz's flight. Language: English, or German where everyone knows it. All are welcome.
- O'Reilly Open Source Convention 2003: Ruby Sessions: By track, 10 July. OSCON conference is 7-11 July 2002, Portland, Oregon.
- Object Oriented Language 'Ruby': Many useful, interesting scripts, patches, extension modules, and documentation.
- PLEAC-Ruby: The Perl Cookbook presents a suite of common programming problems solved in that language. This project aims to gather fans of programming to implement solutions in many other languages. [Open Source]
- RHDL Page: Ruby Hardware Description Language, implements EHDL in Ruby. Tar file download. [Open Source]
- Ralph's Ruby Page: Examples of MS technology being used with open source code. After 10 years with C++, VB, COM and associated MS technologies, Ruby is a lovely breath of fresh air. A few links, software download: Ruby.COM with documentation.
- Ruby Central, Inc.: Non-profit organization dedicated to promoting growth of open source Ruby programming language; manages RubyConf, donation clearinghouse, presence and point of contact for corporate sponsors.
- Ruby Conference 2003: Web focal point for organizing Ruby community's Annual Ruby Conference. Meet Matz. Enter the Conference T-shirt Design Contest. The 3rd conference is 14-16 November 2003, Austin, Texas, USA. See writeup and photos on prior conferences.
- Ruby User Groups: Ruby Garden Wiki pages for many RUGs, in many nations, on most continents.
- Ruby Weblog: Open discussion forum for everything Ruby.
- Ruby: A Language with a Future: Hypermetrics Ruby page, small but growing: links, software, and 'Thirty-seven Reasons I Love Ruby'.
- RubyCentral: Ruby resource: One-click Windows installer; online copy of Programming Ruby: The Pragmatic Programmer's Guide. [Open Publication License]
- RubyGarden.org: New threads and announcements from the ruby-talk mailing list (AKA comp.lang.ruby).
- RubyRing: WebRing of Ruby sites, some in/with English material.
- Sydney Ruby Users Group: RubyGarden Wiki Page for Sydney's RUG
- The Language Freak - Ruby: Ruby QuickRef, code snippets. MetaRuby project status. Ruby Language audit: 1.0.1 . RubyConf 2002, RubyConf 2003 schedule and online presentations. Ruby Cookbook.
- The Open Encyclopedia Project - Ruby: Ruby programming language section for the Open Site online encyclopedia.
- The Pragmatic Programmers, LLC: Programming Ruby: Their home base: class reference, articles, tips, software downloads, links, and a zippy looking Ruby slide presentation. Book available as downloadable HTML and XML files.
- The Ruby Cookbook: Ruby "recipes" - short, concise solutions to programming problems using Ruby.
- UnixApps: Ruby Project Information: Project status page: links, updates, comments.
- Wiki: RWiki: Wiki on Ruby, written in Ruby, with separate and intermixed English and Japanese pages. You can edit these pages in either language. Japanese is displayed with EUC encoded Japanese Kanji characters.
- Wiki: Ruby Garden Wiki: For discussing Ruby language and developing code.
- blade: Site opens with pretty graphic, and otherwise looks thin, but has huge archives of many Ruby mail groups: ruby-list, ruby-dev, ruby-ext, ruby-math, ruby-talk, fj.comp.lang.ruby, comp.lang.ruby, News, News2, Mailing Lists; linux-users.
- ruby / K.Hiwada: Ruby tips, rb2c Ruby to C converter; experimental Ruby JIT compiler.
- ruby-talk: Ruby mail list log/archive, powered by Shin-ichiro Hara's Ruby smart archiver.
- rubyXML: Known as <rubyXML/>: news, articles, and links on XML development with the Ruby scripting language.
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