Hal Fulton's new book "The Ruby Way" #2 is absolutely excellent. I got lucky and got a copy of it at rubyconf and from my reading so far it is a must have book for any ruby programmer.
I know this is somewhat out-dated, but is it worth getting?
I have Programming Ruby, and the Ruby Cookbook, but they all
require some digging through to find info quickly.
Isn't a new version of Ruby around the corner? Should I wait
on the Nutshell book? It seems the Nutshell book would be a
good way to browse what functions/classes are available.
Hal Fulton's new book "The Ruby Way" #2 is absolutely excellent. I got lucky and got a copy of it at rubyconf and from my reading so far it is a must have book for any ruby programmer.
Thanks for the kind remarks, Ezra...
Let's talk in email sometime about that coding idea.
Someone else expressed an interest... I think it was
Kevin Williams? (Kevin, are you reading?)
Hal Fulton's new book "The Ruby Way" #2 is absolutely excellent. I
got lucky and got a copy of it at rubyconf and from my reading so far
it is a must have book for any ruby programmer.
I have version 1 of this. I like it better than Pickaxe, the Nutshell
book, or even the much-beloved tome of chunky bacon. But if I already
have version 1, is version 2 worth picking up?
Hal Fulton's new book "The Ruby Way" #2 is absolutely excellent.
I got lucky and got a copy of it at rubyconf and from my reading so
far it is a must have book for any ruby programmer.
Thanks for the kind remarks, Ezra...
Let's talk in email sometime about that coding idea.
Someone else expressed an interest... I think it was
Kevin Williams? (Kevin, are you reading?)
Cheers,
Hal
Lucky indeed ... I just went to Addison-Wesley and the book is not yet
available for ordering.