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The Philosophy of Ruby Posted: Mar 11, 2007 11:06 AM
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If you have written any application in Rails, you have (of course) coded in Ruby. You probably have a good sense of Ruby���s syntax by now and a working knowledge of some of the core library. However, you might have missed some things along the way. You have seen the whats and the hows of Ruby but probably not the whys. Specifically, you might not have been exposed to the philosophy behind why Ruby does things the way it does. So, let���s start by exploring where Ruby came from and what it tries to accomplish.

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