A
Albert Schlef
I'm a very experienced programmer, but I'm new to ruby.
I've studied the grammar of the language already, I found it easy, and
I'm now looking for "good source code" that I can just read and learn
from.
I already studied ruby-dbi's source code.
I considered learning AcriveRecord, but maybe I should wait a bit with
this.
My question, sort of, is: "What now?"
I know it's a vague question. I'll ask it differently: "I've studied the
grammar. OK. And I'm a good programmer, probably. What should be my next
steps in Ruby? Should I look for a 'beautiful' package, like Rails, and
study it?"
I'm somewhat at a loss.
I've studied the grammar of the language already, I found it easy, and
I'm now looking for "good source code" that I can just read and learn
from.
I already studied ruby-dbi's source code.
I considered learning AcriveRecord, but maybe I should wait a bit with
this.
My question, sort of, is: "What now?"
I know it's a vague question. I'll ask it differently: "I've studied the
grammar. OK. And I'm a good programmer, probably. What should be my next
steps in Ruby? Should I look for a 'beautiful' package, like Rails, and
study it?"
I'm somewhat at a loss.