Chad Fowler ha scritto:
wow, this is what I call fast feedback
thank you
To all, if there are other Ruby weblogs that are missing, please let me know.
Also, on the topic of RubyGarden, there are some changes that have
been a long time coming (and still aren't in yet), but I would like to
solicit articles/volunteers for help to start adding/maintaining
content on the main RubyGarden site.
I'd like to start featuring articles and tutorials on as regular a
basis as is possible. The previous open format created a lot of posts
that were more suited for ruby-talk and less for a website, so at this
point you'll have to specifically ask to get access. If you'd like to
do a one-time article on a library or application, you can send them
to me directly. I'm specifically interested in:
* Tutorials on open source Ruby libraries (especially the ones that
don't get the press they should)
* Reviews of new libraries or applications in Ruby
* Design tips and tricks
* Advanced material, for example, how to use callc or some of Ruby's
less often explored areas effectively.
* Interviews with library and application authors
I plan to get into a routine on this and hopefully get a review
process in place, but for now it will remain somewhat adhoc.
Hopefully over the next few months things will start to fall into
place. Bruce Williams and I have some plans in the works to develop
an infrastructure behind RubyGarden.org that will help us maintain it
more actively and encourage community interaction.
Please do send your suggestions to me directly.
Thanks,
Chad
