Ruby Weekly News 18-24th October 2004

[Jamis Buck]

I have written the Ruby Weekly News for 18-24th October 2004:

http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?RubyNews/2004-10-18

The web version is nicer than plain text (lots of hyperlinks), but if you're
reading this offline then the output from "lynx -dump" is below.

I hope to continue writing this each week, but no promises ;-)
Feedback is welcome.

Wonderful, Tim! I've been wishing this would come back. It's a great
resource. I have several friends who want to join ruby-talk, but are
daunted by its high volume. This is an excellent alternative, I think.
Thanks!

- Jamis

 

[gabriele renzi]

Tim Sutherland ha scritto:

I have written the Ruby Weekly News for 18-24th October 2004:

http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?RubyNews/2004-10-18

The web version is nicer than plain text (lots of hyperlinks), but if you're
reading this offline then the output from "lynx -dump" is below.

I hope to continue writing this each week, but no promises ;-)
Feedback is welcome.

thanks for reviving it!
I was thinking of doing it myself
Maybe you could accept some help (a simple "lot of work this week, who
wants the ball?" on the list) ?

 

[Bill Guindon]

I have written the Ruby Weekly News for 18-24th October 2004:

http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?RubyNews/2004-10-18

The web version is nicer than plain text (lots of hyperlinks), but if you're
reading this offline then the output from "lynx -dump" is below.

I hope to continue writing this each week, but no promises ;-)
Feedback is welcome.

I really needed that. Been suffering from withdrawal symptoms as my
day job has pretty much ripped me away from Ruby for a bit -- this was
the perfect way to catch up quickly.

 

[Tim Sutherland]

Tim Sutherland ha scritto:


thanks for reviving it!
I was thinking of doing it myself
Maybe you could accept some help (a simple "lot of work this week, who
wants the ball?" on the list) ?

Yes, definitely. I've put a pre-release version of next week's on the wiki:
http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?RubyNews/2004-10-25

I encourage people to add to this as the week goes on.

Also, it is possibly for someone to post
http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?RubyNews/2004-10-18
to http://www.ruby-lang.org/ or another appropriate place?

I'm guessing that many of the people who used to read Ruby Weekly News don't
read ruby-talk.

Thanks.

 

[Chad Fowler]

I have written the Ruby Weekly News for 18-24th October 2004:

http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?RubyNews/2004-10-18

The web version is nicer than plain text (lots of hyperlinks), but if you're
reading this offline then the output from "lynx -dump" is below.

I hope to continue writing this each week, but no promises ;-)
Feedback is welcome.

Absoutely fantastic, Tim! I've been looking for a volunteer to take
this on for a while. What do you say we make it "official" and get
you access to do it in a more permanent place on RubyGarden? Shoot me
an email if you're interested, and we'll work out the logistics.

Thanks,
Chad

 

[Gavin Sinclair]

I'm guessing that many of the people who used to read Ruby Weekly News don't
read ruby-talk.

Au contraire, I use it to make sense of ruby-talk

Gavin

 

[Simon Strandgaard]

I have written the Ruby Weekly News for 18-24th October 2004:

http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?RubyNews/2004-10-18

The web version is nicer than plain text (lots of hyperlinks), but if
you're reading this offline then the output from "lynx -dump" is below.

I hope to continue writing this each week, but no promises ;-)
Feedback is welcome.

Thanks for this great summary.
I have alwaysly appreciated the summaries on ruby-dev/core.
This news is good.