Ruby presentation
From WhyNotWiki
| Title: | "Ruby is a gem" or "Ruby: The programming language you've been waiting for" |
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| An introduction to Ruby for beginners and those wanting to know more about it. | |
| Audience: | Computer-Science-minded folks who are new to Ruby and want to know what the fuss is all about. |
| Abstract: | Ruby is a relatively new (1995) object-oriented language that brings together some of the best ideas from such languages as Perl, Smalltalk, Ada, and Lisp. Tyler will present a crash course on the basics of Ruby and provide some interesting examples to highlight Ruby's unique features. Learn about duck typing and iterators and find out how this powerful yet fun language could forever change the way you think about programming! |
| License: | GFDL |
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[edit] Works cited / references
- Source: RubyConf 2003: Matz: The Top 10 Reasons The Ruby Programming Language Sucks
- Programming Ruby: The Pragmatic Programmer's Guide (the Pickaxe book)
- 10 Things Every Java Programmer Should Know About Ruby
- Why Ruby
- About Ruby
- Ruby From Other Languages
- Crossing borders: Closures
[edit] Presented at
- First presented as a Computer Science Colloquium at Walla Walla College on 2007-02-28 by Tyler Rick ([1]@r6)
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- duplicates many examples, etc. with my web page
- any way to lessen the maintenance task of maintaining this information in two formats??
