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Several articles and tutorials have popped up on the Web over the last few weeks. Here's a rundown on some good reading:
Managing Complexity: Keeping a Large Java Project on Track (link), Tom Copeland. Using Ruby scripts to help manage Java projects.
Read iCal Data with Ruby (link), Rod Schmidt. This article presents a Ruby module to read iCal data and use in your own Ruby applications, including complete Cocoa applications written with RubyCocoa.
Building Unix Tools with Ruby (link), Jacek Artymiak. Demonstrates how to write Ruby scripts that work like typical, well-behaved Unix commands.
Preparing Ruby Packages for Public Consumption (link), Daniel J. Berger. Things to do before exposing your code in public.
Using the OptionParser Library (link), Mark Wilson
Writing Command-Line Programs 1, 2, and 3, Mark Wilson