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Ruby in Practice vs Programming Ruby

Maris Orbidans
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Is "Ruby in Practice" book better than "Programming Ruby" ?
Jeremy McAnally
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We target different areas of the Ruby world. "Programming Ruby" is excellent for learning the language, but Ruby in Practice sits on the next step: "I know Ruby...now what?" We teach you how to use the language in your software effectively in very practical ways.
 
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