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245 10$aRuby developer's guide$h[electronic resource] /$cRobert Feldt, Lyle Johnson ; technical editor, Michael Neumann.
260   $aRockland, MA :$bSyngress Pub.,$cc2002.
300   $axxvi, 693 p. ;$c23 cm.
505 0 $aChapter 1: Booting Ruby -- Chapter 2: GUI Toolkits -- Chapter 3: Databases and Data-Storages -- Chapter 4: XML and Ruby -- Chapter 5: Concurrent and Distributed Ruby -- Chapter 6: World Wide Web and Networking Applications -- Chapter 7: Libraries and Tools -- Chapter 8: Specifications and Testing -- Chapter 9: Profiling and Performance Tuning -- Chapter 10: Ruby Best Practice Patterns -- Chapter 11: Parsers and Code Generators -- Chapter 12: Ruby Internals -- Chapter 13: Extending and Embedding Ruby -- Chapter 14: Ruby Solutions Fast Track.
520   $aAn expert guide to Ruby, a popular new Object-Oriented Programming Language Ruby is quickly becoming a favourite among developers who need a simple, straight forward, portable programming language. Ruby is ideal for quick and easy object-oriented programming such as processing text files or performing system management. Having been compared with other programming languages such as Perl, Python, PCL, Java, Eiffel, and C++; Ruby is popular because of its straight forward syntax and transparent semantics. Using step-by-step examples and real world applications, the Ruby Developer's Guide is designed for programmers and developer's looking to embrace the object-oriented features and functionality of this robust programming language. Readers will learn how to develop, implement, organize and deploy applications using Ruby. Ruby is currently experiencing a rapid rise in popularity in the object-oriented programming community Readers receive up-to-the minute links, white papers, and analysis for two years at solutions@syngress.com Comes with a wallet-sized CD containing a printable HTML version of the book, all of the source code examples and demos of popular Ruby third-party programming tools and applications.
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