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Ruby Best Practices by Gregory T. Brown

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Ruby Best Practices
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Publisher: O'Reilly Media
ISBN/ASIN: 0596523009
ISBN-13: 9780596523008
Number of pages: 328

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Ruby Best Practices aims to help Ruby developers from a wide range of skill levels improve their fundamental understanding of the language via exposure to the common practices and idioms that many seasoned Rubyists take for granted. With a strong emphasis on exploring real codebases, and an understanding that beautiful solutions depend heavily on context, this book lays out a clear road map to Ruby mastery for those who wish to pursue it.

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