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Source code and examples from the book Ruby In Practice
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README
Welcome to Ruby in Practice! This source code distribution is a companion to the book Ruby in Practice available from Manning Publications. To purchase an electronic or printed copy of the book, visit http://www.manning.com/mcanally/ REQUIREMENT The examples in this book are written to run on Ruby 1.8.6, and many will also run no JRuby 1.1 or later. If you need help installing Ruby, Appendix A provides installation and setup instructions for Windows, OS X and Linux. Appendix C deals specifically with JRuby. For most examples you will need to install specific Ruby gems before you can run the code. You will find an additional README file in each directory that will instruct you which libraries to install, and provide all the other relevant information you need to successfully run these examples. ORGANIZATION To help you find the relevant code for each section, we organized the source code by chapter and section. For example, while reading chapter 2 section 2 (Test-driven development with Ruby), you can check out the examples from the directory CH2/2.2. The examples are based on listings appearing in the book. In many cases we chose descriptive files names, for example, CH2/2.2/payroll_reporter.rb. When it didn't make sense, we just uses the listing number for the file name. In several places we provide additional files necessary to make full use of the example. These include additional source files that do not show in the book, sample data, etc. CONTACT INFORMATION Manning provides an Author Online forum accessible from: http://www.manning.com/mcanally/ LICENSE This source code is provided for you to do whatever you like. Ideally, have fun and learn how to make the best of Ruby.
