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Hi, I'd like to know if someone knows about really good (and I mean REALLY good) RUBY tutorials out there, because I'm trying to join a programming team which is making a game, and they require me to know RUBY and having the will to learn it. Since I want to do my best, the more good tutorials I can have available, the better.

PS: Sorry if there are any spelling mistakes, I slept only around 3 hours last night waiting for the programming leader's answer XD

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I've seen some ruby tutorials, but the language itself didn't impress me enough to go far with it. Are you familiar with other languages or starting from scratch?
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They are making an online game, I presume? I just did a quick search for "ruby tutorials" and there are tons of them out there. I'm not sure which are good, though.

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WingedPanther said:

Are you familiar with other languages or starting from scratch?

I'm familiar with C/C++ and a little bit of Java.

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You should be able to dive into most tutorials. I would run through a few tutorials to get the basics of the language, then start building something with searches to fill in holes.
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Hey, I just found two of them... try it out

http://www.tutoriali...Ruby-on-Rails/1
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I haven't found very many seller Ruby tutorials, which doesn't really matter since I prefer to just read the official documentation. Although it is a little slower, it is a lot more thorough and beneficial in the long run.