From: "meinrad.recheis" Date: 2003-05-08T04:43:38+09:00 Subject: Re: Symbiosis offer: trade Ruby for German :-) hi, i am from austria as well, age 22. I am having the great luck to be able to use ruby at work! I am using ruby for some month now, so there is a lot i still need to know. i am very interested about your essay on continuations. i am willing to correct and reformulate your german. just contact me. (Eretze my.name.here durch meinrad.recheis um meine g�ltige email Adresse zu erhalten) -mr On Thu, 8 May 2003 01:10:59 +0900, Mauricio Fern�ndez wrote: > > "Trade your German for my Ruby. Deal?" > > Put shortly: I am in the process of learning German. I would like to > write (in German) on interesting stuff (Ruby :-) and (hopefully) have my > texts reviewed. The idea is helping somebody know more about Ruby at > the same time I learn more German. > > What I offer: > * explanations on a a broad range of topics related to Ruby. The more > enjoyable (interesting) the better. Some of the things I like to play > with include singleton classes, class instance > variables, reflection, continuations... > * cannot make guarantees on the time it'd take me to write these things > as I might end up having to look up lots of words in the dictionary :-) > * no guarantee on the correctness of the generated German. > * on the Ruby side: I am not a really experienced developer but I've > been around for some time now (~1 year) and have learned a great deal > (especially on this list :-). I will only be able to write on the > topics I feel qualified for, and will be upright on that (i.e. won't > pretend to know more than I do). So in case of doubt *just ask*!! > > What I would like in exchange: > * the willingness to request a moderately sized or (better) several > small-sized documents on something related to Ruby, to be written in > German > * a review of my texts, with suitable advice on the proper way they > should be written or a correction (i.e., translating Fractured > German to real German :-) > > Would anybody be interested? > -- Using M2, Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/