Ruby getting in the lead

Check out this excellent book (I highly recommend it):

"Code Generation in Action" ( http://www.manning.com/herrington/ )

And what's more interesting, is that the author, after deliberating on various alternatives (Perl, Java, Python, etc), chose Ruby as the language for code generation.

Looks like Ruby is slowly but surely bubbling up to the top!

QXX

Funnily, I reviewed this for the author two years ago :wink:

-austin

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On 4/18/05, baalbek <rcs@bgoark.no> wrote:

Check out this excellent book (I highly recommend it):

"Code Generation in Action" ( Code Generation in Action )

And what's more interesting, is that the author, after deliberating on
various alternatives (Perl, Java, Python, etc), chose Ruby as the
language for code generation.

Looks like Ruby is slowly but surely bubbling up to the top!

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Austin Ziegler * halostatue@gmail.com
               * Alternate: austin@halostatue.ca

Yup, Jack Herrington is a playa; he's on three RubyForge projects!

http://rubyforge.org/users/jherr/

Good times...

Tom

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On Tue, 2005-04-19 at 11:09 +0900, baalbek wrote:

Check out this excellent book (I highly recommend it):

"Code Generation in Action" ( Code Generation in Action )

And what's more interesting, is that the author, after deliberating on
various alternatives (Perl, Java, Python, etc), chose Ruby as the
language for code generation.

Austin Ziegler wrote:

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On 4/18/05, baalbek <rcs@bgoark.no> wrote:

Check out this excellent book (I highly recommend it):

"Code Generation in Action" ( Code Generation in Action )

And what's more interesting, is that the author, after deliberating on
various alternatives (Perl, Java, Python, etc), chose Ruby as the
language for code generation.

Looks like Ruby is slowly but surely bubbling up to the top!

Funnily, I reviewed this for the author two years ago :wink:

My understanding is that the publisher did not want him to use Ruby (too unknown), but he refused to write the book if he couldn't use Ruby.

Curt