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RubyMonk – Free, interactive tutorials to help you discover Ruby idioms
- nocdib 12y agoI just stumbled upon Ruby Monk two days ago and loved it. I've done some Ruby in the past and needed a refresher. CodeSchool seemed very disjointed, even for someone who isn't a beginner. Ruby Monk takes you through the basics without dragging it out and logically progresses so that you're never at a point and wondering how you got there or what it has to do with what you learned before. Ruby Monk has the perfect formula for self-paced language learning.
- doomspork 12y agoBy far my favorite resource for learning Ruby, still the first link I share with anyone looking to learn. Personally I like that it is rather to-the-point, I find most sites to be too wordy.
- tomc1985 12y agoTried Ruby koans?
- fokinsean 12y agoThis site seems awesome! The only thing that is confusing is that there doesn't seem to be a 'next lesson' button anywhere. I had to go into 'Library -> View Contents' to see all of the lessons.
- tomc1985 12y agoYukihiro Matsumoto Creator of Ruby "I am having fun learning Ruby at http://rubymonk.com http://rubymonk.com. I like this type of lessons ;-)" Huh? This is the guy who wrote the language. Weirdest endorsement ever...
- nitrogen 12y agoNote to tomc1985: it looks like your posts are all dead going back a very long time (years). Could be a mistake, or an ancient comment; might be worth contacting the HN management. --- tomc1985 59 minutes ago [dead] Yukihiro Matsumoto Creator of Ruby "I am having fun learning Ruby at http://rubymonk.com http://rubymonk.com. I like this type of lessons ;-)" Huh? This is the guy who wrote the language. Weirdest endorsement ever...