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The Ruby Programming Language The Ruby Programming Language
by David Flanagan, Yukihiro Matsumoto
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Clojure Programming Clojure Programming
by Chas Emerick, Brian Carper, Christophe Grand
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Programming Grails Programming Grails
by Burt Beckwith
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Ruby Pocket Reference Ruby Pocket Reference
by Michael Fitzgerald
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Exploring Everyday Things with R and Ruby Exploring Everyday Things with R and Ruby
by Sau Sheong Chang
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Introducing Elixir Introducing Elixir

Programming Grails Programming Grails
by Burt Beckwith
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Computer Science Programming Basics in Ruby Computer Science Programming Basics in Ruby
by Ophir Frieder, Gideon Frieder, David Grossman
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Jump Start Sinatra Jump Start Sinatra (SitePoint)
by Darren Jones
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Agile Data Agile Data
by Russell Jurney

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Really Understanding Computation


June 4, 2013

It’s great to see that Tom Stuart’s Understanding Computation has made it out. I’ve been excited about this book ever since we signed it. Understanding Computation started from Tom’s talk Programming with Nothing, which he presented at Ruby Manor in …

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February 1, 2013

Icon Fonts are Awesome — yes, yes they are. (via Fog Creek) What the Rails Security Issue Means for Your Startup — excellent, clear, emphatic advice on how and why security matters and what it looks like when you take …

Getting started with data-related explorations of everyday things

Getting started with data-related explorations of everyday things
By Andy Oram
June 7, 2012

Sau Sheong Chang describes the intriguing projects in his upcoming book, "Exploring Everyday Things with R and Ruby" and how other people can develop their own experiments.

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By Nat Torkington
April 30, 2012

Chanko (Github) -- trivial A/B testing from within Rails. OpenMeetings -- Apache project for audio/video conferencing, screen sharing, whiteboard, calendar, and other groupware features. Low Innovation Internet (Wired) -- I disagree, I think this is a Louis CK Nobody's Happy moment. We renormalize after change and become blind to the amazing things we're surrounded by. Hundreds of thousands (millions?)...

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