Started working on a Movie Librarian app, using RubyOnRails. Rails is a lot of fun, and that’s mostly thanks to Ruby. Though, some of Rails declarative elements are masking lots of Ruby code from me, I’m getting enough in the implementation of my models and controllers to really start to like the language.
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The Rails framework is what got me originally interested in Ruby. I know enough of the other dynamic languages (PHP, JavaScript, Perl) to patch files, but I’ve never really done a production-ready application in a dynamic language. Ruby (+Rails) looks like a good place to start with it. I plan on using the Pragmatic Programmer’s book as a starting point.
