From: SonOfLilit <sonoflilit@...>
Date: 2007-02-20T06:25:29+09:00
Subject: Re: Adopt-a-newbie? Based on actual experience.

"Somebody" is Alexandru (to whom I cannot express all of my thanks for
taking this up) and all of the relevant discussion is in this thread.

When there will be something running, I guess I'll afford to hack on
it myself, too.

And Craig Beck and Steven Quinones-Colon also volunteered to help,
also I haven't heard from them yet.

What a great community!!!

Lately I've tried to learn a few languages and figured that Ruby was
so great and easy that it made my expectations rise to the point of
laziness. Well, today I understood that this refers not only to my
expectations from a language. It is true about communities too.

Thank you, Ruby users everywhere!

Aur Saraf

On 2/19/07, Ruben Medellin <chubas7@gmail.com> wrote:
> Edwin Fine wrote:
> > Wow! What a community! I've never heard of such a thing. The Ruby
> > Community should be proud.
>
> Yay for that!
>
> And, to avoid quoting all way back -I'm too lazy to do that-, I'll just
> say I find great the idea of small "study groups". Of course, the term
> may seem scary for all of us who hate school, but enjoy programming :P ,
> but the idea is to make it on a enjoyable, relaxed and productive way.
>
> Should we let the newbies do it? Of course, that's the best way to
> learn.
>
> Edwin Fine wrote:
> > Somebody is working on a Rails app.
>
> Finally, to start putting into actions all what I've said... I'm a Rails
> newb... totally noob. But I'll be glad to work on the project with Mr.
> Somebody :)
>
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