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Curt Hibbs
We've started a new Ruby Users Group in Saint Louis, Missouri (US). We had our first get together last night over dinner (many thanks to Dave Thomas who also came since he was in town). About 90% of our members are new to Ruby, and we decided that a good way to get started would be to dissect the code of a Ruby app to learn Ruby and its idioms first-hand from *real* code.
There's *lots* of Ruby open source projects and lots of code available for study. But we have to pick something. I'm looking for some Ruby code that is not too complex, but also not trivially simple. Something that is fairly clean and makes good use of Ruby idioms. And, preferable, something that makes good use of unit tests.
What would you recommend?
Curt
PS
I'll thank you in advance for your suggestions as I'll be offline today at a computer conference.
There's *lots* of Ruby open source projects and lots of code available for study. But we have to pick something. I'm looking for some Ruby code that is not too complex, but also not trivially simple. Something that is fairly clean and makes good use of Ruby idioms. And, preferable, something that makes good use of unit tests.
What would you recommend?
Curt
PS
I'll thank you in advance for your suggestions as I'll be offline today at a computer conference.