Re: [ANN] The Book Of Ruby - Free eBook

Marc Heiler wrote:
|> This will eventually run to over 400 pages in 20 chapters and it goes
|> into considerable depth - covering both the well-known and the not
|> so-well-known features of the Ruby language.
|
| I wouldn't consider myself as an expert at all (even though I have spent
| a lot of time with ruby), but my question is:
|
| Do you think that the book is useful to intermediate rubyistas as well?

Rubyists, please. Or Jewel Cutters if you are into obscure stuff. No
snakes on a plane here. :P

Anyway:

If the book goes as much in depth as Huw promises, I certainly think
it'll be useful for intermediates like you and me, too, especially if it
diverges from the well trodden path we usually take.

'sides: It's free, so taking a look won't hurt, and only cost you time. ;)

I certainly plan on doing that once I have the time.

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