- ri
- source code
- rbbr
- the net/google
- irc and ask
- malining list and ask
- none of the above
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John M.
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john maclean wrote:
- ri
- source code
- rbbr
- the net/google
- irc and ask
- malining list and ask
- none of the above
- “The ruby sidebar” - which I guess falls under the net.
- ri
- more experienced co-worker
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john maclean wrote:
- malining list and ask
maligning the list? How could we?? (-:
- none of the above
I wrote a QnD documenter called “ripdoc”, based on Ruby1.9 Ripper. That
means it
uses Ruby’s own parse tree to lex Ruby. Then I traverse this tree and
emit HTML
with CSS tags.
Then, I documents the test cases. I move the exemplary ones to the top,
put them
into thematic order like an outline, and write comments all over them.
This page contains the result:
On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 7:36 PM, john maclean [email protected] wrote:
- source code
rarely
- rbbr
- the net/google
almost solely the rdoc available on ruby-doc, rarely google
- irc and ask
- malining list and ask
though uncategorized for me, I use the list for learning
irb is your friend and after much experimentation is almost
documentation 
Todd
I used for a long time ruby-doc.org, but now that I discovered that irb
can be tweaked with format=ansi --no-pager --interactive, I’ll be using
it more often.
If I have no idea where to look my method for, I sometimes use
railsbrain.com or this mailing-list.