Getting Your Ruby EGOT
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This document discusses different Ruby implementations and provides tips for learning Ruby. It begins by explaining what an EGOT is and listing several Ruby implementations. It then provides advice to read as much code as possible when learning Ruby. The rest of the document dives into various Ruby objects and implementations, providing code snippets and suggestions for how to learn and contribute to different Ruby engines like MRI, JRuby, Rubinius, MacRuby, Topaz, and MagLev. It emphasizes learning as many Ruby implementations as possible to become a better Ruby programmer.
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- 1. GettingYour Ruby EGOT ChannelYour Inner Tracy Jordan
- 4. Ruby EGOT?
- 6. A Side Note on Reading Code Read Code
- 7. A Side Note on Reading Code Read Code!
- 8. A Side Note on Reading Code Read A Lot of Code
- 9. A Side Note on Reading Code Read Twice as Much Code asYou Write
- 10. A Side Note on Reading Code Read Ten Times as Much Code asYou Write
- 11. A Side Note on Reading Code Read Code
- 12. What’s in a Ruby? Objects!
- 13. What’s in an Object? Class InstanceVariables Methods Data Actions
- 14. What’s in an Object? Class InstanceVariables Methods Data Data
- 15. Data StructureData Structure How Do I Build An Object? Class InstanceVariables Methods
- 16. How Do I Build An Object?
- 17. How Do I Build An Object?
- 18. Uhh...Josh? RBasic? Glad you asked!
- 24. How Do I Build An Object? • Data Structure for Object Data - Class - InstanceVariables • Data Structure for Methods
- 25. How Do I Build An Object? With Objects!
- 26. C Doesn’t Have Objects! Java Objective-C SmallTalk Python Ruby C++ C++ C++! C++!!!
- 27. In a perfect world... • Blocks as arguments • Crazy Names • Metaclasses Singleton Classes • Modules
- 28. I want my EGOT!
- 29. The Bug
- 31. Find the method... Hint: grep is your friend!
- 32. Oh, MRI...
- 33. Break it down... If “other” is a string, do a string comparison (in the else clause...yay)
- 34. Break it down... If “other” can not be converted into a string, return nil
- 35. Break it down... If “other” also doesn’t have its own comparison operator, return nil
- 36. Break it down... If “other” does have its own comparison operator, call it and return the negation of the result
- 37. The Fix
- 40. Well, if MRI does it...
- 41. The Fix
- 42. The Fix
- 43. The Fix
- 46. The Fix
- 47. The Fix
- 49. If you program in Ruby, you can contribute to Rubinius
- 52. I feel like I’ve seen this somewhere before...
- 53. The Fix
- 56. The Fix
- 57. The Fix
- 61. ...uh, maybe next time
- 63. But...why? If you are a programmer... Ruby is just another program
- 64. But...why? If you are a Ruby programmer... Ruby is a program you use every day
- 65. If you get to know Ruby better... You will be a better Ruby programmer
- 66. KNOW ALL THE RUBIES!!! Questions? @manhattanmetric https://github.com/jballanc