Microsoft has hired John Lam, the software developer behind RubyCLR, open-source software for writing .Net applications with the Ruby programming language.

And that hasn’t changed. “Ruby on Rails is still a great way for a small team to have the impact of a large team,” says Noel Rappin, co-author of Programming Ruby 3.2.

Frankly, both The Ruby Programming Language and Programming Ruby, 2nd Ed. are very good books, and if you’re a Ruby programmer (or want to be) you should make room on your bookshelf for both of ...

He has authored a book on Ruby and MongoDB web development. A series of workshops for Ruby Programming Language will begin from August 2015.