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Speaking of Ruby, there is this book that I read a few years ago (five years ago, in fact – time flies), that was using Ruby when explaining the things it was t
by codetrotter 6y ago
Speaking of Ruby, there is this book that I read a few years ago (five years ago, in fact – time flies), that was using Ruby when explaining the things it was talking about.
Personally I don’t use Ruby and prefer Python instead, but the book was very enjoyable nonetheless so I would recommend that book to anyone, even to people like me who don’t really like Ruby in general and don’t really want to read or write Ruby in general.
Stuart, T., 2013. Understanding Computation: From Simple Machines To Impossible Programs. O’Reilly.
Book website: https://computationbook.com/ https://computationbook.com/
- joshhogg 6y agoThis books looks super interesting. Did you find any of it applicable to particular problems you are working on or was it good general knowledge?
- codetrotter 6y agoAs good general knowledge yes
- AdieuToLogic 6y agoAnother good "non-rails" Ruby book is "Enterprise Integration with Ruby"[0]. Unfortunately, it's a bit dated (2006), so I am sure some of what Schmidt details is no longer supported/valid. Still, a cool book IMHO. 0 - https://www.amazon.com/Enterprise-Integration-Ruby-Maik-Schmidt/dp/0976694069 https://www.amazon.com/Enterprise-Integration-Ruby-Maik-Schm...