[ANN] Ruby Babysteps Tutorial #1 online

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Hi all,

I’ve been working on notes for a “Baby steps” tutorial. It is a very
gentle introduction to the Ruby language, intended to make a new user
feel a little more comfortable with this new language and ready to try
other resources. The first installment of this tutorial is now online,
at the following URL:

http://coolnamehere.com/geekery/ruby/rubytut.html

If you like, you can direct your non-programming friends to that URL and
see if they like it :slight_smile:

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“Brian Wisti” brian@coolnamehere.com wrote in message
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Hi all,

I’ve been working on notes for a “Baby steps” tutorial. It is a very
gentle introduction to the Ruby language, intended to make a new user
feel a little more comfortable with this new language and ready to try
other resources. The first installment of this tutorial is now online,
at the following URL:

Very clean and simple! Keep going!

PageTemplate is interesting also. I am currently using HTML::Template so my
interest was piqued. : )

3

“Brian Wisti” brian@coolnamehere.com wrote in message
news:3EEF7EDD.1020308@coolnamehere.com…

Hi all,

I’ve been working on notes for a “Baby steps” tutorial. It is a very
gentle introduction to the Ruby language, intended to make a new user
feel a little more comfortable with this new language and ready to try
other resources. The first installment of this tutorial is now online,
at the following URL:

Very clean and simple! Keep going!

PageTemplate is interesting also. I am currently using HTML::Template so my
interest was piqued. : )

4

“Brian Wisti” brian@coolnamehere.com wrote in message
news:3EEF7EDD.1020308@coolnamehere.com…
Hi all,

I’ve been working on notes for a “Baby steps” tutorial. It
is a very
gentle introduction to the Ruby language, intended to make a
new user
feel a little more comfortable with this new language and
ready to try
other resources. The first installment of this tutorial is
now online,
at the following URL:

http://coolnamehere.com/geekery/ruby/rubytut.html

If you like, you can direct your non-programming friends to
that URL and
see if they like it :slight_smile:

I encourage you to keep on going. There is not much easy to
understand literature on programming itself, let alone the
Ruby language.

Joe Gwozdecki
Houston, Texas