What better way to get a head start on that anticipated new year's resolution to learn Ruby with the San Francisco Ruby Meetup Group?
1. Read Learn to Program (all chapters), by Chris Pine, a beginner-friendly book with the SF Ruby Book Club!
This book is available for free online. A paper version is also available. We receive discounts through O'Reilly, see details.
2. Supplemental/Optional: Learn Ruby the Hard Way by Zed Shaw, also beginner-friendly, with exercises!
Also available for free online, and as ebooks.
Read as much as you can!
Agenda
6:45 -- Intros
7:00 -- Discuss!
Our group discussions page at GoodReads!
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Congrats to the raffle winners who won the following ebook bundles!
Ruby Pocket Reference -- Anna
Learning Rails 3 -- Debbie, Nan
December 13
Hi Elle, hi book club. Hope all is well with you during this holiday season. I am running a bit behind on our reading schedule...I'd love to continue on & attend this meeting, but I do not want to hold space if waitlisters are ready & eager to contribute their thoughts. If I don't see any of you soon, I will see you next year. If you see me running about SF, please say hi! Best Holiday Wishes to you all, Isa
December 10
Questions to consider while reading the book + doing exercises, for discussion:
http://www.goodreads.com/topic/...![]()
November 16
I've added a supplemental book for those who might want more challenge/exercises !
Supplemental: Learn Ruby the Hard Way by Zed Shaw, also beginner-friendly, with exercises!
Also available for free online, and as ebooks:
http://ruby.learncodethehardway...
http://ruby.learncodethehardway...![]()
November 14
i've set up a group (discussion board) page at goodreads,
http://www.goodreads.com/group/...![]()
thinking this would be a cleaner+nicer way to have book-specific discussions. please choose the 'Learn to Program' folder when creating new topics for this meetup.
September 18
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