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* Ruby 1.4.6 Reference Manual * English reference manual for Ruby 1.6 is not yet prepared. See Ruby 1.6 Library reference online. * Ruby-doc.org accumulates Ruby-related documents widely. * Recently, stdlib-doc project accumulates RDoc-based documents for Ruby standard libraries widely.

Got 15 minutes? Give Ruby a shot right now! Ruby is a programming language from Japan (available at ruby-lang.org) which is revolutionizing the web. The beauty of Ruby is found in its balance between simplicity and power. Try out Ruby code in the prompt above. (help 6)

This book is a tutorial and reference for the Ruby programming language. Use Ruby, and you'll write better code, be more productive, and enjoy programming more.

This is just a small Ruby book. It won’t crush you. It’s light as a feather (because I haven’t finished it yet—hehe). And there’s a reason this book will stay light: because Ruby is simple to learn.

Hello, this is Leonard Richardson. Lucas Carlson and I are writing the Ruby Cookbook for O'Reilly. I've put up this page to solicit and coordinate community contributions, and to make the official outline publicly available. Our goal is to make this book a better reference than O'Reilly's Perl and Python Cookbooks.

Ruby A worthy successor to Perl

Copyright (c) 2003 Daniel Carrera

# Ruby QuickRef # Ruby Snippets # Lessons Learned: Coding Ruby Late at Night # Ruby Cookbook

"Programming Ruby" pragmatic programmers INTERACTIVE Great for all of us the "pragmatic programmers" put their excellent book online! Want to test the code examples from the book while reading on-line? "Programming Ruby" INTERACTIVE is the *complete* online book PLUS a "Try it"-button above every code-excerpt which spawns the online interpreter

Ruby tutorial Getting started Strings Regular Expressions Arrays and Hashes Control Structures Methods (also known as functions) Classes/Instances +++ The Ruby Interpreter +++

* Version originale japonaise : matz. (l'auteur du langage ruby). * Première traduction anglaise par GOTO Kentaro & Julian Fondren. * Traductions suivantes et révisions par Mark Slagell. La présente version est datée 16-02-2001. Traduction française 04-2001 : Alain Feler. * Akinori Musha, Laurent Julliard, Manpreet Singh et Robert Gustavsson ont aidé à repérer les erreurs et à améliorer le formatage et la présentation. Alain Feler 12/10/2002

The complete A/V information website

Welcome! If you are new to BitTorrent, this site should help clear up a lot of commonly asked questions.

HowStuffWorks is an online publishing company widely recognized as a leading source for clear, unbiased, reliable explanations of how everything actually works. With thousands of articles, content features and illustrations populating ten different content channels, HowStuffWorks.com attracts millions of unique visitors each month.

Voilà un article essentiel si il en est, dont la traduction comme la lecture ne sont pas aisées mais à mon humble avis indispensables !

Si vous ne connaissez pas ProtoWall et/ou BlockList Manager ou si vous ne savez quoi à quoi ils servent, ou encore si suite à nos conseils vous avez tenté de les installer mais que vous avez eu une alerte "IANA machinchose blabla" et que vous n'arriviez plus à vous connecter, cet article est fait pour vous. Si vous faites du peer to peer (eMule, BitTorrent et compagnie), je vous conseille également de le lire.