From: gabriele renzi <surrender_it@...1.vip.lng.yahoo.com>
Date: 2003-01-12T05:43:20+09:00
Subject: Re: Ruby advocacy in sigs

On Thu, 9 Jan 2003 03:40:39 +0900, Brennan Leathers <digibren@mac.com>
wrote:

>I've started using the following as a sig on leoville.com, a very large 
>Tech-related message board.
>
>Want to program a computer? Learn the easy, powerful way: Ruby @ 
>http://www.ruby-lang.org
>
>what are some other good, brief signatures you use / know of?

1
www.ruby-lang.org 
powerful , OO, stylish
code the way you talk


2
because coding should be fun..
www.ruby-lang.org, 

3
ruby_programming_language=best_thing.succ!

4
# list of random not politically correct messages:

"YOU, python programmer, if you think obj.method should be object
independent, look at www.ruby-lang.org"

"YOU, python programmer, if you think that should be list.length and
not len(list), look at www.ruby-lang.org"

"YOU, python programmer, if you think that you need switch/case or
a?b:c look at www.ruby-lang.org"

"YOU, perl programmer, if you think you need OO, look at
www.ruby-lang.org"

"YOU, perl programmer, if you think you need less cryptic code, look
at www.ruby-lang.org"

# apply [int, float, double , long, char, short] here
"YOU, java programmer, if you think "int" should be the same as
"Integer" look at www.ruby-lang.org"

"YOU, java programmer, if you think that you DON'T NEED to write
public class MyClass {
}
to write a single function, use www.ruby-lang.org"

"YOU, teacher , if you want to teach OOP and still keep your course
easy, look at www.ruby-lang.org"