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Free Online Ruby Programming Course

satish — Sun, 09 Dec 2007 00:48:43 +0000

Ruby’s popularity and usage is growing exponentially with each passing day. Don’t get left behind. Here’s your chance to learn Ruby programming for free, at the comfort of your home and along with an online teacher.

This course is ideal for those of you who want to complement your skill-set with Ruby, but haven’t quite found the time to do so. There would be online lessons, exercises, quizzes and assignments all the way. You are free to ask all your Ruby related doubts, queries and questions and rest assured that they would be answered.

For full details, registration and enrolling in the course, go here.

Ruby Symbols - A Fresh Perspective

satish — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 02:37:11 +0000

Fabio Akita (aka AkitaOnRails), a Rails enthusiast from Brazil talks about Ruby Symbols. His article explains Symbols using Rails’ ActiveRecord and gives us a fresh perspective. A must read.

Advice For Ruby Beginners 1

satish — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 07:21:10 +0000

Satish Talim interviews 13 Ruby experts from around the world to get their views and opinion on the various issues facing a would-be Ruby developer. A must read.

satish — Mon, 10 Sep 2007 07:40:21 +0000

RubyLearning.com interviewed Arindam on his Survserv, a Rails based real time outbreak detection system, application. Read the interview.

Ola Bini Talks About JRuby

satish — Thu, 30 Aug 2007 09:59:56 +0000

RubyLearning recently caught up with Ola Bini, core JRuby developer at Bangalore, India to get his views on JRuby. In this interview, Ola gives insights for Ruby and Java devlopers for easy adoption of JRuby.

Web 2.0 Developer - Consultant @ Accenture

satish — Wed, 29 Aug 2007 10:42:24 +0000

Company: Accenture

Location: Chicago, IL; San Jose, CA

Description:

Accenture Technology Labs creates a vision of how technology will shape the future and invents the next wave of cutting-edge business solutions. Our research and development team explores new and emerging technologies that are one to five years out, and uses them to create prototypes and cutting-edge solutions that will help organizations maximize performance in the future.

We are looking for Web 2.0 developers to assist in consulting engagements and research and development projects with emerging technologies. You will work with other Labs individuals to envision and create applications that use these technologies.

Accenture Technology Labs are located in Chicago, Illinois and San Jose, California.

Qualifications:

4-year degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field

2 years of experience in programming skills in any of the following languages: Ajax, Apollo, Ruby on Rails, Flex.

Including working knowledge of one of the following: Java, .NET, C++, C#, COBOL, J2EE

For full details.

Free, Online Ruby Lessons

satish — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 12:39:58 +0000

Last August, PuneRuby member Satish Talim conducted Free Ruby Lessons which were a big hit. This August, he is again conducting these lessons. Register and learn Ruby along with him.

David Black advises would-be Ruby Rails Developers

satish — Sat, 18 Aug 2007 05:13:51 +0000

David Black the author of Ruby for Rails talks to RubyLearning.com members and gives valuable insights to all the would-be Ruby and Rails developers. He talks about areas in Ruby that one should concentrate on and much more. Do read.

New Ruby Rails Forum

satish — Sat, 18 Aug 2007 02:21:29 +0000

A new forum for the members of the RubyLearning.com site is now up and running. With over 5000+ downloads of the Free Ruby Study Notes, the forum should soon be brimming with activity. The focus of the forum would be mainly for beginners interested in Ruby programming and all Ruby based products like Rails. Do check it out.

LuckyOliver.com RoR Programmer

satish — Tue, 14 Aug 2007 01:28:43 +0000

LuckyOliver, a Campbell, California-based digital photography web site, is looking for a programmer who gets what we’re trying to do with the business and knows right how to make it sing on Rails. You’ve got to be a stellar thinker who knows how move from brainstorm to prototype quick—it’s all about momentum. You’ve got to be willing to change more than you love your code—mistakes are good, rapid iteration is great. You need to be articulate and a good writer—so that the whole team gets it.

Kinds of things you’ll need to know:

Ruby on Rails
MySQL
Subversion

We’ll help you get into our setup and learn anything you are unfamiliar with. This is a very good environment for a new or experienced Rails programmer.

Check out the full scoop here:
http://www.luckyoliver.com/about/ruby_on_rails_programmer

To Apply:
55532-luckyo@jobcoin.com