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Guides to help you learn more about Ruby(rubyforum.org)
3 points by jvrc 3mo ago|0 comments
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by jvrc 3mo ago
We’re creating a shared place where Ruby users can ask questions and discuss ideas about your project
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by jvrc 4mo ago
Camping, the Ruby micro web framework originally created by _why the lucky stiff, is now using the Ruby Users Forum as its official discussion space. The project is currently maintained by Karl Oscar Weber, who is also working on updates to
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by jvrc 6mo ago
Discover why you should consider using a PAAS provider to deploy your Ruby apps
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by jvrc 6mo ago
We’re collaborating with Open Source maintainers to bring their project discussions to the forum.
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by jvrc 7mo ago
A short step-by-step guide showing how to get a Rails app online quickly.
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by jvrc 8mo ago
February was a great month for the Ruby Users Forum! We welcomed 87 new members and saw 181 new posts across active discussions. We introduced tags (with getting-started already the most popular), added GIF support, and enabled GitHub login
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by jvrc 8mo ago
Thanks!
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Ruby Newbie is joining the Ruby Users forum(rubyforum.org)
75 points by jvrc 9mo ago|16 comments
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by jvrc 9mo ago
We’re sunsetting Ruby Newbie and merging its content into the Ruby Users Forum. Ruby Newbie was a site dedicated to helping beginners get started with Ruby through guides, tutorials, and posts aimed at making the first steps in Ruby easier
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by jvrc 9mo ago
We’re excited to announce that the Ruby Users Forum is officially live. The forum is a new space for people who learn, use, and care about Ruby to ask questions, share resources, and have thoughtful discussions about the language and its ec
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by jvrc 10mo ago
Yes, here are some of the differences of a forum vs reddit: * Clear structure with discussions organized by categories and tags. * Keep discussions on-topic and reduce noise with strictly linear conversations. * Find what you're lookin
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Ruby Users Forum is launching soon(waitlist.rubyforum.org)
2 points by jvrc 10mo ago|3 comments
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by jvrc 10mo ago
We’re happy to announce that we're building a discussion forum for you to connect with other Ruby users. Here, you will get inspired with new ideas, collaborate with others, ask questions, seek specific advice on your projects, and exp
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by jvrc 11mo ago
So you want to learn more about Ruby, but you don't know where to start. What if you could follow a list of free resources to learn Ruby? Well, you can with the Getting Started with Ruby free guide, go get it now: https://ww
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by jvrc 1y ago
When you're actively looking for a new position, you'll need to be ready to take technical interviews. Here are some strategies and recommendations you can use to avoid getting stuck.
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by jvrc 1y ago
If you have fallen in love with Ruby and are looking for an opportunity where you can put it into practice, here are the top job boards you can use to find new opportunities.
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Recommended Books for Learning Ruby(rubynewbie.org)
2 points by jvrc 1y ago|0 comments
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How to Participate in the Ruby Community(rubynewbie.org)
22 points by jvrc 1y ago|15 comments
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How to get help with Ruby questions(rubynewbie.org)
6 points by jvrc 1y ago|0 comments
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Install any Ruby version in minutes(rubynewbie.org)
1 points by jvrc 1y ago|0 comments