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README
A Ruby Metaprogramming Introduction is an article in Ruby source code form. Read and run metaprogramming_introduction.rb. It was originally published on the Practical Ruby blog. A while back though I started updating it to be more useful and translating it to use Rspec instead of the funny little Test::Unit extension (since Rspec reads just as well but is more likely to be familiar to a reader). Once it's all translated I may put it out as a nicely readable blog post again, but for now it'll just live here in Git.








