isidrolv
12 months ago
i wan to
How to master Ruby
It made me 
"I know Ruby - mastery is too vague"
How I did it: I know Ruby, quite well.
I have not mastered it. However, I'm marking this as done since there will hardly be a day where I say "Yes, I am now the master of Ruby".
Next time, I'll set a more measurable goal :-)
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Practice and Good References
15 months ago
“Practice makes perfect”, as the saying goes. Earning a living programming Ruby has been giving me plenty of practice. And, even in this age of googling, I find it very helpful to have good books at hand to refer to. Recently I bought “The Ruby Programming Language” by David Flanagan and Yukihiro Matsumoto, which I’m find to be an excellent reference.
I don’t consider myself a Ruby master yet, but I’m getting there…
Untitled
18 months ago
Getting a much better understanding of ruby and how it relates to rails with the David Black book: “Ruby For Rails”. Definitely recommend this book.
ruby is powful and flexible
18 months ago
i like it, reading Agile Web Development and Ruby for Rails currently.
Untitled
18 months ago
Started creating classes and playing around with coding some more. Will have to think up of more stuff to create.
Laurel Fan I am fixing some javascript
So I'm not Chad Fowler
21 months ago
So I’m not Chad Fowler, and there’s always more to learn, but I’ll check it off.
I'm pretty good
23 months ago
Hard to say when you’ve really mastered something, but I’ll go ahead and claim it. Feel free to call me names ;)
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