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Ruby Cookbook Source/
Ruby Cookbook Source/00-Preface.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/01 - Substituting Variables Into Strings.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/02 - Substituting Variables Into an Existing String.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/03 - Reversing a String by Words or Characters.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/04 - Representing Unprintable Characters.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/05 - Converting Between Characters and Values.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/06 - Converting Between Strings and Symbols.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/07 - Processing a String One Character at a Time.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/08 - Processing a String One Word at a Time.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/09 - Changing the Case of a String.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/10 - Managing Whitespace.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/11 - Testing Whether an Object Is String-like.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/12 - Getting the Parts of a String You Want.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/13 - Handling International Encodings.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/14 - Word-wrapping Lines of Text.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/15 - Generating a Succession of Strings.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/16 - Comparing With Regular Expressions.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/17 - Replacing Multiple Patterns in a Single Pass.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/18 - Validating an Email Address.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/01 - Strings/19 - Classifying Text with a Bayesian Analyzer.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/02 - Numbers/
Ruby Cookbook Source/02 - Numbers/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/02 - Numbers/01 - Comparing Floating-Point Numbers.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/02 - Numbers/02 - Representing Numbers to Arbitrary Precision.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/02 - Numbers/03 - Representing Rational Numbers.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/02 - Numbers/04 - Generating Random Numbers.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/02 - Numbers/05 - Converting Between Numeric Bases.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/02 - Numbers/06 - Taking Logarithms.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/02 - Numbers/07 - Taking Mean, Median, and Mode.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/02 - Numbers/08 - Converting Between Degrees and Radians.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/02 - Numbers/09 - Multiplying Matrices.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/02 - Numbers/10 - Solving a System of Linear Equations.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/02 - Numbers/11 - Using Complex Numbers.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/02 - Numbers/12 - Simulating a Subclass of Fixnum.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/02 - Numbers/13 - Doing Math with Roman Numbers.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/02 - Numbers/14 - Generating a Sequence of Numbers.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/02 - Numbers/15 - Generating Prime Numbers.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/02 - Numbers/16 - Checking a Credit Card Checksum.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/03 - Date and Time/
Ruby Cookbook Source/03 - Date and Time/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/03 - Date and Time/01 - Parsing Dates Fuzzily or Precisely.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/03 - Date and Time/02 - Printing a Date.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/03 - Date and Time/03 - Iterating Over Dates.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/03 - Date and Time/04 - Doing Date Arithmetic.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/03 - Date and Time/05 - Counting the Days Since an Arbitrary Date.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/03 - Date and Time/06 - Converting Between Time Zones.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/03 - Date and Time/07 - Checking Whether Daylight Saving Time Is Currently in Effect.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/03 - Date and Time/08 - Converting Between Time and DateTime Objects.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/03 - Date and Time/09 - Finding the Day of the Week.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/03 - Date and Time/10 - Handling Commercial Dates.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/03 - Date and Time/11 - Running a Code Block Periodically.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/03 - Date and Time/12 - Waiting a Certain Amount of Time.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/03 - Date and Time/13 - Adding a Timeout to a Long-Running Operation.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/04 - Arrays/
Ruby Cookbook Source/04 - Arrays/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/04 - Arrays/01 - Exchanging Values Without Using Temporary Variables.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/04 - Arrays/02 - Stripping Duplicate Elements from an Array.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/04 - Arrays/03 - Reversing an Array.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/04 - Arrays/04 - Shuffling an Array.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/04 - Arrays/05 - Ignoring Case When Sorting Strings.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/04 - Arrays/06 - Sorting an Array by an Attribute of its Objects.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/04 - Arrays/07 - Making Sure a Sorted Array Stays Sorted.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/04 - Arrays/08 - Summing Each Item of an Array.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/04 - Arrays/09 - Sorting an Array by Frequency of Appearance.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/04 - Arrays/10 - Getting the n Smallest Items of an Array.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/04 - Arrays/11 - Building Up a Hash Using Injection.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/04 - Arrays/12 - Extracting Portions of Arrays, Destructively and Non-.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/04 - Arrays/13 - Treating an Array as a Queue.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/04 - Arrays/14 - Computing Set Operations on Arrays.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/04 - Arrays/15 - Partitioning or Classifying a Set.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/05 - Hashes/
Ruby Cookbook Source/05 - Hashes/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/05 - Hashes/01 - Creating a Hash with a Default Value.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/05 - Hashes/02 - Adding Elements to a Hash .rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/05 - Hashes/03 - Removing Elements from a Hash.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/05 - Hashes/04 - Using an Array or Other Modifiable Object as a Hash Key.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/05 - Hashes/05 - Keeping Multiple Values for the Same Hash Key.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/05 - Hashes/06 - Iterating Over a Hash.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/05 - Hashes/07 - Iterating Over a Hash in Insertion Order.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/05 - Hashes/08 - Printing a Hash.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/05 - Hashes/09 - Inverting a Hash.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/05 - Hashes/10 - Choosing Randomly From a Weighted List.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/05 - Hashes/11 - Building a Histogram.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/05 - Hashes/12 - Making a Hash More Like a Struct.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/05 - Hashes/13 - Remapping the Keys and Values of A Hash.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/05 - Hashes/14 - Extracting Portions of Hashes.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/05 - Hashes/15 - Searching a Hash with Regular Expressions.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/01 - Checking Your Access to a File.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/02 - Changing the Permissions on a File.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/03 - Checking When a File was Last Used.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/04 - Listing A Directory.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/05 - Reading the Contents of a File.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/06 - Writing to a File.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/07 - Writing to a Temporary File.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/08 - Picking a Random Line from a File.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/09 - Comparing the Contents of Two Files.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/10 - Performing Random Access on Read-Once Input Streams.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/11 - Walking a Directory Tree.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/12 - Locking a File.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/13 - Backing Up to Versioned Filenames.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/14 - Pretending a String is a File.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/15 - Redirecting Standard Input or Output.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/16 - Processing a Binary File.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/17 - Deleting a File.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/18 - Truncating a File.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/19 - Finding the Files you Want.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/06 - Files and Directories/20 - Finding and Changing the Current Working Directory.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/07 - Code Blocks and Iteration/
Ruby Cookbook Source/07 - Code Blocks and Iteration/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/07 - Code Blocks and Iteration/01 - Writing a Method that Accepts a Block.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/07 - Code Blocks and Iteration/02 - Binding a Block Argument to a Variable.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/07 - Code Blocks and Iteration/03 - Blocks as Closures - Using Outside Variables Within a Code Block.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/07 - Code Blocks and Iteration/04 - Writing an Iterator Over a Data Structure.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/07 - Code Blocks and Iteration/05 - Changing the Way an Object Iterates.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/07 - Code Blocks and Iteration/06 - Writing Block Methods that Classify or Collect.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/07 - Code Blocks and Iteration/07 - Stopping an Iteration.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/07 - Code Blocks and Iteration/08 - Looping Through Multiple Iterables in Parallel.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/07 - Code Blocks and Iteration/09 - Hiding Setup and Cleanup in a Block Method.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/07 - Code Blocks and Iteration/10 - Coupling Systems Loosely with Callbacks.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/08 - Object-Oriented Programming/
Ruby Cookbook Source/08 - Object-Oriented Programming/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/08 - Object-Oriented Programming/01 - Managing Class Data.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/08 - Object-Oriented Programming/02 - Checking Class or Module Membership.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/08 - Object-Oriented Programming/03 - Writing an Inherited Class.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/08 - Object-Oriented Programming/04 - Overloading Methods.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/08 - Object-Oriented Programming/05 - Validating and Modifying Attribute Values.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/08 - Object-Oriented Programming/06 - Defining a Virtual Attribute.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/08 - Object-Oriented Programming/07 - Delegating Method Calls to Another Object.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/08 - Object-Oriented Programming/08 - Converting and Coercing Objects to Different Types.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/08 - Object-Oriented Programming/09 - Getting a Human-Readable Printout of Any Object.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/08 - Object-Oriented Programming/10 - Accepting or Passing a Variable Number of Arguments.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/08 - Object-Oriented Programming/11 - Simulating Keyword Arguments.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/08 - Object-Oriented Programming/12 - Calling a Superclass's Method.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/08 - Object-Oriented Programming/13 - Creating an Abstract Method.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/08 - Object-Oriented Programming/14 - Freezing an Object to Prevent Changes.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/08 - Object-Oriented Programming/15 - Making a Copy of an Object.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/08 - Object-Oriented Programming/16 - Declaring Constants.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/08 - Object-Oriented Programming/17 - Implementing Class and Singleton Methods.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/08 - Object-Oriented Programming/18 - Controlling Access by Making Methods Private.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/09 - Modules and Namespaces/
Ruby Cookbook Source/09 - Modules and Namespaces/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/09 - Modules and Namespaces/01 - Extending Specific Objects with Modules.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/09 - Modules and Namespaces/02 - Mixing in Class Methods.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/09 - Modules and Namespaces/03 - Implementing Enumerable - Write One Method, Get 22 Free.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/09 - Modules and Namespaces/04 - Avoiding Naming Collisions with Namespaces.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/09 - Modules and Namespaces/05 - Automatically Loading Files as Needed.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/09 - Modules and Namespaces/06 - Including Namespaces.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/09 - Modules and Namespaces/07 - Initializing Instance Variables Defined by a Module.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/09 - Modules and Namespaces/08 - Automatically Initializing Mixed-In Modules.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/10 - Reflection and Metaprogramming/
Ruby Cookbook Source/10 - Reflection and Metaprogramming/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/10 - Reflection and Metaprogramming/01 - Listing an Object's Methods.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/10 - Reflection and Metaprogramming/02 - Listing Methods Unique to an Object.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/10 - Reflection and Metaprogramming/03 - Getting a Reference to a Method.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/10 - Reflection and Metaprogramming/04 - Fixing Bugs in Someone else's Class.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/10 - Reflection and Metaprogramming/05 - Listening for Changes to a Class.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/10 - Reflection and Metaprogramming/06 - Checking Whether an Object Has Necessary Attributes.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/10 - Reflection and Metaprogramming/07 - Responding to Calls to Undefined Methods.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/10 - Reflection and Metaprogramming/08 - Automatically Initializing Instance Variables.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/10 - Reflection and Metaprogramming/09 - Avoiding Boilerplate Code with Metaprogramming.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/10 - Reflection and Metaprogramming/10 - Metaprogramming with String Evaluations.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/10 - Reflection and Metaprogramming/11 - Evaluating Code in an Earlier Context.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/10 - Reflection and Metaprogramming/12 - Undefining a Method.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/10 - Reflection and Metaprogramming/13 - Aliasing Methods.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/10 - Reflection and Metaprogramming/14 - Doing Aspect-Oriented Programming.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/10 - Reflection and Metaprogramming/15 - Enforcing Software Contracts.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/11 - XML and HTML/
Ruby Cookbook Source/11 - XML and HTML/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/11 - XML and HTML/01 - Extracting Data From a Document's Tree Structure .rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/11 - XML and HTML/02 - Extracting Data While Parsing a Document.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/11 - XML and HTML/03 - Navigating a Document with XPath.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/11 - XML and HTML/04 - Parsing Invalid Markup.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/11 - XML and HTML/05 - Converting an XML Document into a Hash.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/11 - XML and HTML/06 - Validating an XML Document.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/11 - XML and HTML/07 - Substituting XML Entities.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/11 - XML and HTML/08 - Creating and Modifying XML Documents.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/11 - XML and HTML/09 - Compressing Whitespace in an XML Document.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/11 - XML and HTML/10 - Guessing a Document's Encoding.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/11 - XML and HTML/11 - Converting From One Encoding to Another.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/11 - XML and HTML/12 - Extracting All the URLs from an HTML Document.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/11 - XML and HTML/13 - Transforming Plain Text into HTML.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/11 - XML and HTML/14 - Converting HTML Documents From the Web into Text.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/11 - XML and HTML/15 - A Simple Feed Aggregator.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/12 - Graphics and Other File Formats/
Ruby Cookbook Source/12 - Graphics and Other File Formats/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/12 - Graphics and Other File Formats/01 - Adding Text to an Image.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/12 - Graphics and Other File Formats/02 - Converting Among Image Formats.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/12 - Graphics and Other File Formats/03 - Graphing Data.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/12 - Graphics and Other File Formats/04 - Adding Graphical Context with Sparklines.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/12 - Graphics and Other File Formats/05 - Strongly Encrypting Data.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/12 - Graphics and Other File Formats/06 - Parsing Comma-Separated Data.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/12 - Graphics and Other File Formats/07 - Parsing Not-Quite-Comma-Separated Data.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/12 - Graphics and Other File Formats/08 - Parsing and Generating Excel Spreadsheets.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/12 - Graphics and Other File Formats/09 - Compressing and Archiving Files with Gzip and Tar.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/12 - Graphics and Other File Formats/10 - Reading and Writing Zip Files.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/12 - Graphics and Other File Formats/11 - Reading and Writing Configuration Files.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/12 - Graphics and Other File Formats/12 - Generating PDF Files.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/12 - Graphics and Other File Formats/13 - Generating MIDI Music.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/13 - Databases and Persistence/
Ruby Cookbook Source/13 - Databases and Persistence/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/13 - Databases and Persistence/01 - Serializing Data With Marshal.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/13 - Databases and Persistence/02 - Persisting Objects With Madeleine.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/13 - Databases and Persistence/03 - Indexing Unstructured Text with SimpleSearch.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/13 - Databases and Persistence/04 - Indexing Structured Text With Ferret.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/13 - Databases and Persistence/05 - Using Berkeley DB Databases.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/13 - Databases and Persistence/06 - Controlling MySQL on Unix.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/13 - Databases and Persistence/07 - Counting the Rows Returned by a Query.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/13 - Databases and Persistence/08 - Talking Directly to a MySQL Database.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/13 - Databases and Persistence/09 - Talking Directly to a Postgres Database.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/13 - Databases and Persistence/10 - Using Object Relational Mapping with ActiveRecord.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/13 - Databases and Persistence/11 - Using Object Relational Mapping with Og.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/13 - Databases and Persistence/12 - Building Queries Programmatically.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/13 - Databases and Persistence/13 - Validating Data with ActiveRecord.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/13 - Databases and Persistence/14 - Preventing SQL Injection Attacks.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/13 - Databases and Persistence/15 - Using Transactions in ActiveRecord.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/13 - Databases and Persistence/16 - Adding Hooks to Table Events.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/13 - Databases and Persistence/17 - Adding Taggability with a Database Mixin.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/01 - Making an HTTPS Web Request.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/02 - Customizing HTTP Request Headers.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/03 - Performing DNS Queries.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/04 - Sending Mail.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/05 - Reading Mail with IMAP.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/06 - Reading Mail with POP3.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/07 - Being an FTP Client.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/08 - Being an Telnet Client.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/09 - Being an SSH Client.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/10 - Copying a File to Another Machine.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/11 - Being a BitTorrent Client.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/12 - Pinging a Machine.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/13 - Writing an Internet Server.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/14 - Parsing URLs.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/15 - Writing A CGI Script.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/16 - Setting Cookies and Other HTTP Response Headers.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/17 - Uploading a File via CGI.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/18 - Running Servlets with Webrick.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/14 - Internet Services/19 - A Real-World HTTP Client.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/01 - Passing Data From the Controller to the View.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/02 - Creating a Layout for Your Header and Footer.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/03 - Redirecting to a Different Location.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/04 - Displaying Templates with render.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/05 - Integrating a Database with Your Rails Application.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/06 - Understanding Pluralization Rules.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/07 - Creating a Login System.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/08 - Storing Hashed User Passwords in the Database.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/09 - Escaping HTML and Javascript for Display.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/10 - Setting and Retrieving Session Information.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/11 - Setting and Retrieving Cookies.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/12 - Refactoring Code Into Helper Functions.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/13 - Refactoring the View Into Partial Snippets of Views.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/14 - Adding DHTML Effects with script.aculo.us.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/15 - Generating Forms For Manipulating Model Objects.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/16 - Creating an AJAX Form.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/17 - Exposing Web Services on Your Website.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/18 - Sending Mail With Rails.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/19 - Automatically Sending Application Errors to Your Email.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/20 - Documenting Your Website.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/21 - Unit Testing your Website.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/15 - Web Development - Ruby on Rails/22 - Using breakpoint in Your Web Application.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/16 - Web Services and Distributed Programming/
Ruby Cookbook Source/16 - Web Services and Distributed Programming/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/16 - Web Services and Distributed Programming/01 - Finding Photos on Flikr.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/16 - Web Services and Distributed Programming/02 - Writing an XML-RPC Client.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/16 - Web Services and Distributed Programming/03 - Writing a SOAP Client.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/16 - Web Services and Distributed Programming/04 - Writing a SOAP Server.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/16 - Web Services and Distributed Programming/05 - Searching the Web with Google's SOAP Service.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/16 - Web Services and Distributed Programming/06 - Using a WSDL File to Make SOAP Calls Easier.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/16 - Web Services and Distributed Programming/07 - Charging a Credit Card.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/16 - Web Services and Distributed Programming/08 - Finding the Cost to Ship Packages Via UPS or FedEx.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/16 - Web Services and Distributed Programming/09 - Sharing a Hash Between Any Number of Computers.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/16 - Web Services and Distributed Programming/10 - Implementing a Distributed Queue.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/16 - Web Services and Distributed Programming/11 - Creating a Shared Whiteboard.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/16 - Web Services and Distributed Programming/12 - Securing DRb Services with Access Control Lists.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/16 - Web Services and Distributed Programming/13 - Automatically Discovering DRb Servers and Clients.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/16 - Web Services and Distributed Programming/14 - Proxying Objects that Can't Be Distributed.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/16 - Web Services and Distributed Programming/15 - Storing Data on Distributed RAM.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/16 - Web Services and Distributed Programming/16 - Caching Expensive Results with memcached.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/16 - Web Services and Distributed Programming/17 - A Remote-Controlled Jukebox.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/17 - Testing, Debugging, Optimizing, and Documenting/
Ruby Cookbook Source/17 - Testing, Debugging, Optimizing, and Documenting/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/17 - Testing, Debugging, Optimizing, and Documenting/01 - Raising an Exception.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/17 - Testing, Debugging, Optimizing, and Documenting/02 - Handling an Exception.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/17 - Testing, Debugging, Optimizing, and Documenting/03 - Rerunning after an Exception.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/17 - Testing, Debugging, Optimizing, and Documenting/04 - Adding Logging To Your Application.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/17 - Testing, Debugging, Optimizing, and Documenting/05 - Generating and Understanding Tracebacks.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/17 - Testing, Debugging, Optimizing, and Documenting/06 - Writing Unit Tests.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/17 - Testing, Debugging, Optimizing, and Documenting/07 - Running Unit Tests.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/17 - Testing, Debugging, Optimizing, and Documenting/08 - Testing Code that Uses External Resources.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/17 - Testing, Debugging, Optimizing, and Documenting/09 - Using breakpoint to Inspect and Change the State of Your Application.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/17 - Testing, Debugging, Optimizing, and Documenting/10 - Documenting Your Application.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/17 - Testing, Debugging, Optimizing, and Documenting/11 - Profiling Your Application.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/17 - Testing, Debugging, Optimizing, and Documenting/12 - Benchmarking Competing Solutions.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/17 - Testing, Debugging, Optimizing, and Documenting/13 - Running Multiple Analysis Tools at Once .rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/17 - Testing, Debugging, Optimizing, and Documenting/14 - Who's Calling That Method - A Call Graph Analyzer.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/18 - Packaging and Distributing Software/
Ruby Cookbook Source/18 - Packaging and Distributing Software/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/18 - Packaging and Distributing Software/01 - Installing and Using a Gem.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/18 - Packaging and Distributing Software/02 - Requiring a Specific Version of a Gem.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/18 - Packaging and Distributing Software/03 - Uninstalling a Gem.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/18 - Packaging and Distributing Software/04 - Reading Documentation for Installed Gems.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/18 - Packaging and Distributing Software/05 - Packaging Your Code as a Gem.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/18 - Packaging and Distributing Software/06 - Distributing Your Gems.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/18 - Packaging and Distributing Software/07 - Installing and Creating Standalone Packages With setup.rb.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/19 - Automating Tasks With Rake/
Ruby Cookbook Source/19 - Automating Tasks With Rake/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/19 - Automating Tasks With Rake/01 - Automatically Generating Documentation.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/19 - Automating Tasks With Rake/02 - Cleaning Up Generated Files.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/19 - Automating Tasks With Rake/03 - Automatically Building a Gem.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/19 - Automating Tasks With Rake/04 - Gathering Statistics About Your Code.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/19 - Automating Tasks With Rake/05 - Publishing Your Documentation.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/19 - Automating Tasks With Rake/06 - Running Multiple Tasks in Parallel.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/19 - Automating Tasks With Rake/07 - A Generic Project Rakefile.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/20 - Multitasking and Multithreading/
Ruby Cookbook Source/20 - Multitasking and Multithreading/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/20 - Multitasking and Multithreading/01 - Creating a Windows Service.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/20 - Multitasking and Multithreading/02 - Doing Two Things At Once With Threads.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/20 - Multitasking and Multithreading/03 - Synchronizing Access to an Object.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/20 - Multitasking and Multithreading/04 - Terminating a Thread.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/20 - Multitasking and Multithreading/05 - Running a Code Block on Many Objects Simultaneously.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/20 - Multitasking and Multithreading/06 - Limiting Multithreading with a Thread Pool.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/20 - Multitasking and Multithreading/07 - Driving an External Process with popen.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/20 - Multitasking and Multithreading/08 - Capturing the Output and Error Streams from a Unix Shell Command.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/20 - Multitasking and Multithreading/09 - Controlling a Process on Another Machine.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/20 - Multitasking and Multithreading/10 - Avoiding Deadlock.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/21 - User Interface/
Ruby Cookbook Source/21 - User Interface/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/21 - User Interface/01 - Getting Input One Character at a Time.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/21 - User Interface/02 - Parsing Command-Line Arguments.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/21 - User Interface/03 - Testing Whether a Program Is Running Interactively.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/21 - User Interface/04 - Setting Up and Tearing Down a Curses Application.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/21 - User Interface/05 - Clearing the Screen.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/21 - User Interface/06 - Determining Terminal Size.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/21 - User Interface/07 - Changing Text Color.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/21 - User Interface/08 - Reading a Password.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/21 - User Interface/09 - Allowing Input Editing with Readline.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/21 - User Interface/10 - Making Your Keyboard Lights Blink.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/21 - User Interface/11 - Creating a GUI Application with Tk.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/21 - User Interface/12 - Creating a GUI Application with wxRuby.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/21 - User Interface/13 - Creating a GUI Application with Ruby-GTK.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/21 - User Interface/14 - Creating a Mac OS X Application with RubyCocoa.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/21 - User Interface/15 - Talking to AppleScript to get User Input.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/22 - Extending Ruby with Other Languages/
Ruby Cookbook Source/22 - Extending Ruby with Other Languages/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/22 - Extending Ruby with Other Languages/01 - Using a C Library from Ruby.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/22 - Extending Ruby with Other Languages/02 - Calling a C Library through Swig.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/22 - Extending Ruby with Other Languages/03 - Writing C Within Your Ruby Code.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/22 - Extending Ruby with Other Languages/04 - Calling Java Libraries with JRuby.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/23 - System Administration/
Ruby Cookbook Source/23 - System Administration/00 - Introduction
Ruby Cookbook Source/23 - System Administration/01 - Managing Windows Services.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/23 - System Administration/02 - Running Code as Another User.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/23 - System Administration/03 - Running Periodic Tasks Without Cron or At.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/23 - System Administration/04 - Deleting Files that Match a Regular Expression.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/23 - System Administration/05 - Renaming Files in Bulk.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/23 - System Administration/06 - Finding Duplicate Files.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/23 - System Administration/07 - Automating Backups.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/23 - System Administration/08 - Normalizing Ownership and Permissions in User Directories.rb
Ruby Cookbook Source/23 - System Administration/09 - Killing all Processes For A Given User.rb
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