Yes, the pickaxe book or the class docs at ruby-doc.org Although I've been using Ruby on windows the last few weeks with Ruby Shoes from _why(normally use for

Yes, the pickaxe book or the class docs at ruby-doc.org Although I've been using Ruby on windows the last few weeks with Ruby Shoes from _why(normally use for unix scripts or web-dev). It's pretty nice (although a little rough around the edges as it's under heavy developement). When you install shoes (the latest version anyway) you get the GUI tools, ruby gems, and sqlite, and a ruby interpreter, all neatly packaged. And there is a whole load of items I havent looked at yet. It's fun.