[ANN] Rubyist Magazine (in Japanese)

[SASADA Koichi]

Hi rubyists,

Nihon Ruby no Kai (a rubyist community in Japan since Aug. 2004)
published "Rubyist Magazine" on the web at Sep. 10th, 2004.

The URL is <http://jp.rubyist.net/magazine/>.


All articles are in Japanese, so I will introduce them in English.

Any contribution, especially new article, is welcome
for "Rubyist Magazine" ... if you can write Japanese a bit. ;-)


[[Rubyist Magazine 1st. Table of Contents]]

* Prefatory note - Takahashi

A greeting from the chief editor on the first publication.


* Rubyist Hotlinks 1st - Mr. Yukihiro Matsumoto(matz)

This is a series of interviews with Rubyists.
Of course, the 1st interviewee is with matz.


* Ruby de GUI - Mr. Kenichi Tamura

Introduction of Ruby's GUI libraries.


* Nora Tutorial - MoonWolf

Tutorial of Nora - useful CGI libary.
This is the 1st article in a series.


* NaCl Visiting report - sasada

A visiting report of NaCl - Network Application and Communication Laboratory.
matz is working for NaCl.


* Linux Experience lecture repot - aya, Kazuhiko

The report of "Linux Experience Lecture" in Shimane univ. Ruby is used
in this lecture.


* Words for Nihon Ruby no Kai - Red Meteor

A rubyist's essay.


* RubyEventCheck - Mr. Tokuhiro Matsuno, sasada

Events' Guide for rubyist.


Thanks,

 

[SASADA Koichi]

SASADA Koichi <[email protected]>
Wed, 22 Sep 2004 01:14:09 +0900 / [ANN] Rubyist Magazine (in Japanese)

I correct my last post.

A visiting report of NaCl - Network Application and Communication Laboratory.

NaCl: Network Applied Communication Laboratory, Inc.

 

[Gavin Sinclair]

Hi rubyists,

Nihon Ruby no Kai (a rubyist community in Japan since Aug. 2004)
published "Rubyist Magazine" on the web at Sep. 10th, 2004.

The URL is <http://jp.rubyist.net/magazine/>.

Thanks Koichi-san. Babelfish was only slightly helpful (it seems
someone's name translates as "waiting in the bamboo grass" or
something

Good to see this development, anyway.

Cheers,
Gavin

 

[Yukihiro Matsumoto]

Hi,

In message "Re: [ANN] Rubyist Magazine (in Japanese)"

|Thanks Koichi-san. Babelfish was only slightly helpful (it seems
|someone's name translates as "waiting in the bamboo grass" or
|something

Perhaps it's Koichi himself. "SASA" in his family name (SASADA) means
bamboo grass.

matz.