i need a list of advantages

[brinleystaxservice]

does anyone have a list of advantages this language provides ?

 

[gemblon (t.b.)]

does anyone have a list of advantages this language provides ?

you get more dates. the girls love it.

 

[Tim Hunter]

you get more dates. the girls love it.

That certainly has been my experience.

However, for more prosaic advantages, see http://www.ruby-doc.org/whyruby.

Good luck!

 

[Joshua Schairbaum]

terse

 

[Corey Haines]

try and see for yourself?

terse

 

[Axel Etzold]

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does anyone have a list of advantages this language provides ?

http://rubyhacker.com/ruby37.html

Best regards,

Axel

 

[Eliot Miranda]

does anyone have a list of advantages this language provides ?

What's your audience? If you're touting Ruby advantages to other
programmers then the urls posted on this thread are adequate. But if
you're talking to management, e.g. trying to evangelise to management or
defend against a management push away from Ruby you'll need to give a
business case. The essence of the business case is time-to-market and
return-on-investment. Duck typing and interpretation can lead to faster
coding, and hence faster TTM, lower costs and higher ROI. i.e.
emphasise the business advantages, backing them up by relating them to
specific technical features of the language, softening geek-speek for
less technical folks.

I suggest you start googling. There are old verbose articles such as
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0SMG/is_n5_v16/ai_18237463. Paul
Graham's site www.paulgraham.com has gems on it. Sorry I don't have
something immediately to hand.