From: Jin Dynasty <jin.the.miner@...>
Date: 2007-09-08T12:00:45+09:00
Subject: Re: Programming Ruby For Newbies

Thank you mates.

I tried the interactive ruby tutorial, and it was great. It introduced 
me to programmed. Then I read the Learn To Program the tutorial version 
by Chris Pine, and it gave me a pretty nice basic introduction about 
Ruby and programming. Then I saw the Peter Cooper's _Beginning Ruby_ 
preview in Apress, and I bought it from my local bookstore the other 
day. I am still reading it, and my Ruby skills are improving.

I haven't given _why the lucky stiff's Poigant guide a shot, yet. But I 
will, once I finish reading _Beginning Ruby_.

Thanks to:
Phlip
David
Tim Hunter
Mohit Sindhwani
Jonathan Denni
Thomas Wieczorek
7stud
John Joyce
rgossen (Rahlyn)
Jeremy Woertink
Lloyd Linklater (Haha, good one)
Ayyappan K.
Ari Brown
Terry Poulin
J旦rg W Mittag (I don't understand your dream, but hopefully I'll do in 
the future :-P)
Luis Fernando Flores Oviedo
unknown (Guest) (I'll try to attend the class, thanks for mentioning it)

When I posted this, I didn't expect such prolonged and helpful mailing 
list (This is proof to your statement about this mailing list John Joyce 
:-) ). I really appreciate every single response. I hope that anyone 
with a future query like mine will refer to this topic as a compilation 
of helpful books.

[CODE]
def thanks people
 puts "Thank you " + people
end

helpfulpeople = "Phlip, David, Tim Hunter, Mohit Sindhwani, Jonathan 
Denni, Thomas Wieczorek, 7stud, John Joyce, rgossen (Rahlyn), Jeremy 
Woertink, Lloyd Linklater, Ayyappan K., Ari Brown, Terry Poulin, J旦rg W 
Mittag, Luis Fernando Flores Oviedo, and unknown"

thanks helpfulpeople
[/CODE]

*Goes back to reading _Beginning Ruby_*
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