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I'm really tired of seeing Ruby tutourials online. Teaching someone Ruby doesn't teach them the first thing about getting set up with a functioning website where they can put that code to practice.
Many many congratulations, Sidu and Team :)
I cannot seem to get further from the leasson 2 although my code passes
I cannot seem to get further from the leasson 2 although my code passes
Really lowers the barrier to entry for Ruby developers.
Really nice. Can anyone comment on the architecture/stack used to create this, esp. with regard to the front end?
This is backed by servers that are running a bunch of eval loops using the Secure gem. See https://github.com/c42/secure if you're interested in the SandBoxing.
I liked this, but found it hard to retain my interest after the first lessons until I found the 'problems' section. I tend to learn way better when actively working on a problem and having to go look things up and learn them to advance, so I look forward to seeing more problems here.
We'll be working on smoothing out the cross references to exercises, so problems will tell you exactly what exercises you need to read up on so you can complete them.