can I work on Ruby and RoR on my 1 GB RAM, 1.66 Ghz netbook? OS: Ubuntu
I know basic HTML and CSS. what do I need to know before start to learn
Ruby?
can I work on Ruby and RoR on my 1 GB RAM, 1.66 Ghz netbook? OS: Ubuntu
I know basic HTML and CSS. what do I need to know before start to learn
Ruby?
On 07/24/2012 12:55 PM, Rezwanur Chy wrote:
can I work on Ruby and RoR on my 1 GB RAM, 1.66 Ghz netbook? OS: Ubuntu
Yes, absolutely =]
Sam
Hi,
You should determine you want to learn Ruby or Rails. To learn Ruby you
need nothing, it’s only a language (with libs) (just like Python,
Smalltalk…)
Regards,
Thanks Sam
Duong Quang Ha wrote in post #1069913:
Hi,
You should determine you want to learn Ruby or Rails. To learn Ruby you
need nothing, it’s only a language (with libs) (just like Python,
Smalltalk…)Regards,
Thanks for your reply My prime intention is to learn Ruby
frameworks. But I think, it’s better to start learning Ruby to
understand the frameworks.
Actually the main fact is that I wanna learn Ruby to be a web developer.
Regards,
Rezwan
Dear Rezwan,
On Jul 24, 2012 9:23 AM, “Rezwanur Chy” [email protected] wrote:
Thanks for your reply My prime intention is to learn Ruby
frameworks. But I think, it’s better to start learning Ruby to
understand the frameworks.
Ruby is a language, not a framework. There are many framework written
using
Ruby and Rails isn’t only web framework but the most popular, you can
try
Padrino, … For static site you can try Jekyll.
Actually the main fact is that I wanna learn Ruby to be a web developer.
Ruby community wrote many gems for web developer ex sass, scss, haml
…
Regards,
Rezwan
Regards,
Hi,
On Jul 24, 2012 9:51 AM, “Rezwanur Chy” [email protected] wrote:
thanks for your suggestions Duong Quang Ha.
I know Ruby is a programming language. but I thought in order to learn
Rails and other Ruby frameworks (i.e. Sinatra) it’s necessary to learn
Ruby first.
Yes, I think it’s right way.
thanks for your suggestions Duong Quang Ha.
I know Ruby is a programming language. but I thought in order to learn
Rails and other Ruby frameworks (i.e. Sinatra) it’s necessary to learn
Ruby first.
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