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50+ Rubyists to Follow on Twitter
- lpgauth 18y agoNot sure what to think of this... I guess this point out one of the missing features of twitter: groups. I don't feel comfortable adding 50+ people that I don't know just so once in a while I can get a neat ruby trick.
- tptacek 18y agoYou might subscribe to the one person who reads all 50 of those Twitter feeds to pick out the one neat Ruby trick.
- ivey 18y agoI already follow many of these people, and a lot of us are pretty boring. Follow because you care about what we say, not because you might learn a neat Ruby trick.
- trevorturk 18y agoThis is a great idea - thanks for the list!
- jamesbritt 18y agoI follow a few of those people on Twitter (and stopped following even more), and most of what I see is an approximation of line noise. Certainly of little real Ruby value. If you want to keep tabs on what's up in the dozens of different Ruby communities, please consider getting a life, or, short of that, read blogs. The content is usually less random. But if you want to learn Ruby, here's a clue: Forget Twitter, stop reading Hacker News, and code fucking Ruby. I wish more things in life were that simple. Cult of Personality == Community Death