From: Ian Trudel Date: 2009-03-08T16:04:51+09:00 Subject: Re: OO style tutorials? Paul Archer wrote: > I'm pretty new to Ruby, and while I've read (and mostly get) several > books > on Ruby, I'm having trouble with one thing: Object Oriented programming. > Don't get me wrong, I get the concepts of OO. I can construct objects > and > classes. The mechanics of it don't phase me. > So the question is: Are there any tutorials or resources that go more > into > the appropriate use of OO programming, strategies for structuring > classes, > rather than the nuts and bolts of creating objects and such? > > Paul Archer Hello Paul, Your problem seems to be obvious. It is hardly possible to grasp such concepts without proper training. Your project feels like a good way to get going. Why don't you just dig in by yourself and come back with more questions? Experiment by yourself. Truthfully, if you have read several books already, the last thing you need is yet-another-something-to-read. Ah. The heck. Have you read yet http://www.ruby-doc.org/ ? Click on the link "An on-line copy of the first edition of the book Programming Ruby, by Dave Thomas."; it's a good starter. Regards, Ian. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.