Titlebook: Beginning Ruby; From Novice to Profe Peter Cooper Book 20071st edition Apress 2007 Debugging.Ruby.Ruby on Rails.class.databases.documentati

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Fluid Mechanics and Its Applicationscomputer performs calculations, makes decisions, and relays information to us. To write computer programs, it’s essential to understand the basics of data and how to manipulate it. Naturally, Ruby keeps it simple.

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Wei Li,Philip A. Stone,Michael D. Graham into the world of real software development and develop a full, though basic, Ruby application with a basic set of features. Once we’ve developed and tested the basic application, we’ll look at different ways to extend it to become more useful. On our way we’ll cover some new facets of development that haven’t been mentioned so far in this book.

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J. Vandeputte,G. Shkerdin,O. Leroyok at libraries covering a vast array of functionality, from networking and Internet access to file parsing and compression. The libraries in this chapter are in alphabetical order, and each library starts on a new page with the name as the page header for easy browsing. Below each library’s title, several subsections follow:

Inveterate

https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-4159-4Ruby is a popular programming language, but not many computers understand it by default. This chapter takes you through the steps necessary to get Ruby working on your computer.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-5248-8In Chapter 2 we dove straight into the principles of object orientation, the method of representing concepts in Ruby by using . and .. Since then we’ve looked at Ruby’s standard classes, such as String and Array; worked with them; and then branched off to look at Ruby’s logic and other core features.

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Yueguang Wei,Haifeng Zhao,Siqi ShuIn this chapter we’re going to look at how to store, process, and interact with external sources of data from our Ruby programs. In Chapter 4 we briefly looked at how to load files to get data into an application, but this chapter will extend upon that greatly and allow you to create files from scratch from your Ruby programs.

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Fei Liu,Huan Tong,Zhong-Can Ou-YangIn this chapter we’re going to look at how to deploy and distribute the programs you create with Ruby.

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