I just came across another course that’s using Ruby:
http://www.utdallas.edu/~nhutnn/cs6386/
The course project is to develop a POP server and a POP client in
Ruby.
Hal’s book is recommended reading.
Dave
I have been encouraged to use Ruby in one of my CS classes at Birmingham
Southern College. www.bsc.edu.
Actually that is where I learned of Ruby. I used it to write a very
basic MIPS compiler for a language that looked like basic.
Dave Thomas wrote:
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I just came across another course that’s using Ruby:
http://www.utdallas.edu/~nhutnn/cs6386/
The course project is to develop a POP server and a POP client in
Ruby.Hal’s book is recommended reading.
Dave
I just came across another course that’s using Ruby:
http://www.utdallas.edu/~nhutnn/cs6386/
The course project is to develop a POP server and a POP client in
Ruby.Hal’s book is recommended reading.
Ahh, this warms my heart.
For what it’s worth, one of my old professors had this
comment to make on chapter 1:
I very much enjoyed your functional review of OOP
(without all the hyperbole) and I think it should
be a handout in our CSCI450 Programming Languages
Course.
Hmm. Maybe I should encourage them to buy a truckload. 
Gosh… it seems like only last month I was taking
that course… :0
Hal Fulton
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Subject: Ruby in CS courses