From: Tom Dellaringa <pixelmech@...>
Date: 2006-01-22T06:50:40+09:00
Subject: Re: Best way to get started?

Jon Egil Strand wrote:
> Not meaning to belittle you, but you wrote Ruby would be a learning 
> curve.
> To help you overcome some of these, check out some of these resources on
> www.ruby-doc.org:
> 
> Chris Pines "Learn to program" (easy, under Getting Started)
> Brian Schr�ders "Ruby Course" (medium, under Why Ruby)
> 
> Good luck.
> 
> All the best
> JES

I should have mentioned I have the pickaxe book, and have been reading 
through it (I also have the RoR book too.) I'm kind of ready to jump in 
and get coding and see what happens, just wondering what a good way to 
go about it was. :)

I should also mention I do have 10 years experience as a web developer, 
although I am not an engineer I'm more of a front end guy (JavaScript, 
etc). I know my share of Java and server side stuff to a point, OOP 
stuff to a point - I've just never really put something together like 
this. Looking forward to it though - I'm finding Ruby to be really cool 
so far.

Tom

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