From: Bill Guindon Date: 2006-04-24T08:44:07+09:00 Subject: Re: Ruby programs to learn from. On 4/23/06, Tim Hunter wrote: > Jonathan uUttle wrote: > > It's often been said that one way to improve upon your programming > > skills is to study other people's code. I was wondering there were any > > recommendations to some great examples on Rubyforge (or elsewhere) that > > would be a good place to start. I am hoping to find some smaller > > programs to start with; something I can wrap my brain around and then > > start working my way up to larger more complex examples. Programs that > > are well documented both in and outside of the code would be great. Mind > > you I'm not looking for example to teach me Ruby itself. I am hoping to > > expand upon my view on how I approach writing code in general. > > www.rubyquiz.com +1 on rubyquiz. Another good source is sitting on you machine: .../ruby/lib/ruby/... Doesn't hurt to get to know the internals of at least a couple of the libraries. Quite a bit of variety, and many (if not most) are well documented, or at least commented. > -- > Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. > > -- Bill Guindon (aka aGorilla) The best answer to most questions is "it depends".