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Fabio Akita’s “AkitaOnRails” series at RubyLearning.com, for would-be Ruby developers, has been quite a hit. Today in another article, Fabio talks in depth about Ruby’s Blocks/Closures, This is a rather long article but well worth the time invested in reading it. The entire source code for the programs in this article is available here.
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This is part 3 in our ongoing conversation - “Advice For Ruby Beginners“.

Satish>> What opportunities exist in your country for Ruby freshers; people who know Core Ruby thoroughly?
Agnieszka (Poland)>> Companies that use Ruby and RoR are mostly happy to hire both Ruby experts and beginners. Those are usually small companies, some of them with a [...]

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This is part 2 in our ongoing conversation - “Advice For Ruby Beginners“.

Satish>> What kind of mini-projects one should work on, to get a good grasp on Ruby?
Agnieszka (Poland)>> Something useful for you personally or internally for your company, this way you’ll be very clear about initial requirements. Two things to remember from the start [...]

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The popularity of Ruby grows exponentially and with that, more and more people are learning the language. Recently, 400+ would-be Ruby developers from around the world registered for the Free Ruby Lessons at RubyLearning.com and more keep joining everyday. Most Ruby beginners have a plethora of questions related to the language; opportunities in Ruby; Ruby’s [...]

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I have been asked time and again about ‘Rails Hosting In India‘ and thought it best that I list down the Rails Hosts that I have heard of, in India.
Here’s the list, not in any specific order:

Traffic Pullz - a very detailed list of services available with them (related to Rails) has been mentioned on [...]

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