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Wonderful resource. You put a massive amount of work into this. Thank you very much.

thanks for the pdf. A tiny tip so. If you want to have your examples copy-pasteable for irb-sessions, don't use the curly quotes 'cause they get striped out when pasted into the terminal-window in an irb-session.

This is great stuff: well done, Peter. Thanks. You're raising the bar for the rest of us, to "make and do."

Thanks for slides, looks indeed massive amount of work you have put on these.
Too bad I missed the course itself, it would have been nice participate.

Outstading material, we have nothing like this available in brazilian portuguese, which is a shame.

Wow! This slide are incredible useful for a ruby newbie like me.

Thanks for sharing them!

Good stuff. Thanks for sharing!

This is awesome. You have indeed contributed immensely in shorting the learning curve

resources like this one are always usefull. thanks peter

well done.

May be you may prepare videocast or screencast for this? It may be really great for those who learn rails through internet resources, as i am.

Fantastic - great resource

Hi,

After reading the tutorial and trying it, it actually helped.

Thanks,
John
www.listpropertiesnow.com

thanks! i wasted a good part of yesterday until i found this article.

This is a really nice compilation, and I appreciate the effort you put into it, and that you've shared it with the world. I think that without any previous ruby / rails experience (at least a few videos, and some introductionary book) or without a tutor sometimes it could be hard to follow for a complete beginner.

However have your irb ready ant type in everything you see - and it's easy. On an other side I like your concise style. Keep it up Peter!

The pdf version of the slides in not available (404)
Can you please update the link?
Thank you!

Very nice and helpful, not just for the newbies. :)

Hi Mr. Peter Marklund,
I'm an instructor at Ryerson University in Toronto, Canada. In this term
I'm teaching a course, Comparative Programming Languages, and in this
course I will teach Ruby as a dominant and object-oriented programming
language to the students. I found your slides for Ruby very interesting
and I would like to get your permission to use your slides for learning
Ruby to the students, by citing your name. Thanks in advance for your
kind consideration and look forward to hearing from you.

Best Regards,
Saeed

Saeed,
I'm happy and honored to hear that you are considering using my slides for your course. I hope they serve your purposes. Let me know how it goes and if you have any feedback on the slides.

Thanks!

Peter