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Revision as of 17:07, 10 April 2007
General
- Ruby Home Page
- Ruby-Doc.org: Help and documentation for the Ruby programming language.
- RubyForge - software project repository
- Ruby Central, Inc - a hub for support of Ruby activities
- Ruby Code & Style
- JRuby is tightly integrated with Java to allow the embedding of the interpreter into any Java application with full two-way access between the java and the Ruby code.
- Take a shine to JRuby - from IBM
- Beginning of JRuby on Rails
- whytheluckystiff
- why's subversion repo
- Hpricot - a fast, enjoyable HTML parser for Ruby
Guides
- Why's (Poingnant) Guide to Ruby
- Learn to Program
- Using MySQL with Ruby
- Sockets programming in Ruby PDF from IBM
- Using the Ruby Development Tools plug-in for Eclipse
- Things That Newcomers to Ruby Should Know
- try ruby! (in your browser)
Books
- Programming Ruby: The Pragmatic Programmer's Guide - ebook (first edition)
- Programming Ruby (2nd. Ed.)
Rails
- Ruby on Rails:
- Wiki
- Blog
- Documentation for Ruby on Rails
- Screencasts
- API - Rails Framework Documentation
- Ruby on Rails API - PHP.net style documentation for Rails
- Ruby on Rails on digg
- Ruby on Rails on technocrati
- Active Record on slashdot
- Using Ruby on Rails on Mac OS X
- Locomotive - a simple tool to help you develop Ruby on Rails applications on Mac OS X
- Exploring Active Record from IBM
- Crossing borders: What's the secret sauce in Ruby on Rails? from IBM
- Rewriting in Rails: a Practical Examination
- Ruby and Rails notes
- Groups:
- Working With Rails - discovering the RoR community
- Greater Boston Ruby and Rails
- Boston Ruby Group
- San Diego Ruby (and Rails) User Group
- Cheat Sheets:
- Rolling with Ruby on Rails @ onlamp.com: Part 1 and Part 2
- What Is Ruby on Rails @ onlamp.com
- Ajax on Rails @ onlamp.com
- Web 2.0 development using Ruby on Rails MIT IAP 2006 class
- Introduction to Ruby on Rails MIT IAP 2007 class
- Ruby on Rails on Red Hat
- Ruby on Rails Google group - an adhoc and unofficial group for Ruby on Rails (RoR) fans
REST
- REST on Rails
- The Rails Way - best practices in Rails application design (focusing on REST)
- Active Resource
Tools
- RadRails - A Ruby on Rails IDE (built on the Eclipse RCP)
- Ruby Editor Plugin for jEdit
- RubyGems package system
- Capistrano is a utility which may be used to automate the deployment of Rails applications
- BioRuby
- Crypt library is a pure-ruby implementation of a number of popular encryption algorithms
- libgnupg-ruby is a "wrapper" library for the gpg binary
- Camping is a small web framework
- Ruby Rails Emacs package - a bunch of modes to help you be more productive when you are coding Ruby
- Mongrel is a fast HTTP library and server for Ruby that is intended for hosting Ruby web applications of any kind using plain HTTP rather than FastCGI or SCGI
Notes
- URLs: /controller/action/id...
- Need a lightweight server http://www.lighttpd.net/
Miscellaneous
- RubyConf 2006 - October 20-22, 2006 in Denver, CO
- Ruby interactive: in-browser demo
- Jamis Buck's blog
- sd.rb podcast - presentations by San Diego Ruby Users Group
