# Forward: Drafting a "The Year in Scripting Languages"

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**Post date:** [6 January 2003 16:42 UTC](https://rubytalk.org/t/forward-drafting-a-the-year-in-scripting-languages/3943/21 "2003-01-06T16:42:43Z")

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Right. I think the comp.lang.ruby FAQ has a complete  
list of the books (posted less than a month ago).

Should be on the wiki somewhere also, and maybe on  
the main site as well.

I can’t recall if any others actually came out in  
the last year. At least two German books, I think.

What happened with the book Bob Calco et al. were  
working on? It’s not out yet, is it?

Hal

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> From: “Chad Fowler” [chadfowler@chadfowler.com](mailto:chadfowler@chadfowler.com)  
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> > How about The Ruby Developers’ Guide?

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