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This 4th iteration of TryRuby is a website where you can learn the Ruby language.

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TryRuby R4

This repo holds the source of the TryRuby website. TryRuby is a website where you can learn the Ruby language. Starting from zero knowledge about programming you can learn the basics of Ruby in 56 short lessons.

Credits

Try Ruby version 1 by why the lucky stiff
Try Ruby version 2 by Andrew McElroy & David Miani
Try Ruby version 3 by Eric Allam & Nick Walsh
Try Ruby version 4 by Ivo Herweijer

This website is partially based on OpalRb.com by Adam Beynon.

Translations

Spanish translation by Jesus Gabriel y Galan & Pablo García
Dutch translation by Ivo Herweijer
Brazilian Portuguese translation by Ricardo da Verdade Silva
Japanese translation by Koji Shimada & Masayoshi Takahashi
Russian translation by Alexander Nikolaev
Ukrainian translation by Andrii Palchik
Macedonian translation by Violeta Pavleska

Suggestions to improve translations are welcome. If you submit a pull request updating a translation please only change the files in folder translations, not the json files in folder source. These files will be updated automatically by the build/publish task.

Preparing

Clone this repo, and use bundler to get dependencies:

$ bundle install

The website is built using middleman. Livereload is enabled.

Note: to install the 'eventmachine' gem a ruby development environment needs to be present. You may need to run something like:

$ sudo apt-get install ruby2.3-dev

Run development website

$ bundle exec middleman server

Then visit http://localhost:4567.

Publishing

$ bundle exec rake publish

Git branch 'gh-pages' now holds the publishable version of TryRuby, accessible via try.ruby-lang.org/.

Translators

When adding a new translation: see the README file in /translations.

Why

See the website try-ruby-version-4 for more background information on how and why this website was created.

The MIT License

Copyright (C) 2014-2019 Ivo Herweijer

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