February 2007
Protolize.org - Essential web tools in one place
by 7 others# CSS
# Javascript
# Ajax
# PHP
# Ruby
# Flash
# CMS
# Inspiration
November 2006
Yahoo! Developer Network Home - Welcome!
by 16 others# JavaScript Developer Center
# Flash Developer Center
# .NET Developer Center
# PHP Developer Center
# Python Developer Center
# Ruby Developer Center
October 2006
Ruby : les spécificités du langage - JDN Développeurs
by 1 otherLa popularité du framework Ruby on Rails pousse le langage Ruby en haut de l'affiche. Démonstration de ce qui le distingue de PHP, Perl et Python - et fait son intérêt.
January 2006
The blog of Tobin: Windows Ruby On Rails IDEs and Text Editors
(via)Since I personally chose M$ Windows as my developmetn platform, so was interested to read about the comments left by other Windows users who have their own favourite editors. For your pleasure, here's a summary of those Windows editors.
Softies On Rails
So, we are a couple of Microsoft developers (MCSD's) that have each been working with Microsoft technologies (most recently C#, Windows Forms, ASP.NET, XML Web Services, you know) for a decade. A couple of months ago, just for fun, we decided to give Ruby On Rails a try, on a couple of side projects. (After all, what self-respecting software developer doesn't have side projects?) We hope you'll find this helpful, and comments, suggestions, and you own articles are always welcome!
Getting started with Ruby (Loud Thinking)
by 17 others (via)What Ruby lacks more than anything is good starting points for getting into the language. There's a bunch of absolutely excellent resources out there, though. I've attempted to summarize the best of them by category.
ONLamp.com: Rolling with Ruby on Rails
by 14 others (via)Maybe you've heard about Ruby on Rails, the super productive new way to develop web applications, and you'd like to give it a try, but you don't know anything about Ruby or Rails. This article steps through the development of a web application using Rails.
David Crow: Ruby on Rails Editors and IDEs
by 1 other (via)A question was asked on the Trilogy Alumni list about IDEs for Ruby on Rails . Like a lot of Rails developers I’ve been using TextMate and I love it. (I’ve started using Locomotive for development). Here’s the list:
Red Letter: The Ruby Journal
by 1 other (via)A New Journal Dedicated to Ruby Development : An authoritative source of information. Ruby becomes more popular with each passing day. Whether you're already an expert or have just discovered Ruby, Red Letter has something for you: hands-on tutorials, programming tips from the experts, opinions, and lots and lots of Ruby code.
Ruby.CHannel - The Ruby Tutorial
Ruby tutorial
Getting started
Strings
Regular Expressions
Arrays and Hashes
Control Structures
Methods (also known as functions)
Classes/Instances
+++ The Ruby Interpreter +++
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