Ruby Tutorials

The Basics of Ruby

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This is a detailed beginner's introduction to Ruby. It covers general language constructs like loops, arrays, and collections, and it also covers more intermediate topics like regular expressions, file IO, object oriented programming, and exceptions. View...
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Clean up code with to_proc method

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Quick yet effective way to clean up simplistic blocks View...
Clean up code with to_proc method
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Ruby multi-threaded operations screencast

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Speed up your program using ruby threads View...
Ruby multi-threaded operations screencast
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Module mixin best pratices

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Common conventions used for module mixins View...
Module mixin best pratices
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Parsing gettext strings with Ruby

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Basic hash, regular expressions and blocks tutorial. View...
Parsing gettext strings with Ruby
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Metaclasses Made Easy

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Be confused no more! metaclasses and metaprogramming explained with great ease. View...
Metaclasses Made Easy
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Sexy Benchmarks With RGauge

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So simple and easy I do not even need to speak in this screencast! View...
Sexy Benchmarks With RGauge
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Ruby Performance Misconceptions

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It is a common Ruby misconception that certain argument handling techniques are faster than others, as well as using constants will increase the performance of your app compared to that of using locally scoped literals for regular expressions, strings, etc. Some frameworks such as Merb take...
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Rapid web design with bind

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Bind allows you to invoke actions whenever a file system event has occurred. For example refreshing any number of browsers concurrently in the background while editing website assets. This is a life saver for cross browser JavaScript, CSS, or even HTML web design. View...
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Ruby on Rails for Designers

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Ruby on Rails for Designers View...
Ruby on Rails for Designers
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