From: Nit Khair <sentinel.2001@...>
Date: 2008-10-22T22:37:13+09:00
Subject: What exactly does "rubyish" or "ruby way" mean?

Over the last month I have been reading a lot of blogs, searching, going
through source code of some apps and my pickaxe. I am still unable to
clearly understand what all "the ruby way" means.

I will be perfectly happy if you can tell me:

1. phrases to google on, or check in pickaxe
2. pointers to specific libraries or classes i can study
3. link to any article I may have missed, or blog

The only thing I can put down, that i have gleaned, is the usage of
procs/blocks, i.e. allowing the user to pass in blocks/yielding a value
or self. I liked the chapter on Ruby Tk in pickaxe (since I am hoping to
write a rubyish wrapper to ncurses).

Surely there is more to the ruby way than blocks/procs/lambda. Would
really appreciate pointers.

thanks.
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