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The Best Books to Learn Ruby
Written By Liz Eggleston
Last updated August 6, 2019
Written By Liz Eggleston
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Want to learn Ruby? Ruby (most often paired with Rails) is an object-oriented programming language with features like dynamic type and automatic memory management. Ruby is praised for minimizing confusion for new developers, so pick up (or download) one of these acclaimed Ruby books and get to work!
David Flanagan, Yukihiro Matsumoto, 2008
Paolo Perrotta, 2010
Dave Thomas, with Chad Fowler and Andy Hunt, 2013
Chris Pine, 2009
Daniel Kehoe (pdf)
Michael Hartl
Sandi Metz
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