Hi,

I have just joined this list and am a real novice - as far as ruby is
concerned.
I am living in Germany earning my living with consulting and database
development for small businesses.

I heard about this list on the ExtremeProgramming list.

Dave Thomas schrieb am 09.02.2000:
DT> Clemens Hintze <clemens.hintze / alcatel.de> writes:

>> The last sentence beginning with 'while, until, and ...' could also be
>> attached above the examples. So seeing the examples, I would have
>> already read the whole description. I do not like, that a description
>> is spread thru many sections. Only if it is a complex one, that would
>> be appropiate, IMHO.

DT> I've tried to illustrate each section with its own examples. Do people 
DT> like that, or would you prefer a larger block of text and then a large 
DT> example?

I would definitely prefer having both of them: the small one for quick
lookups and the large one for seeing how the feature is integrated in
a larger context.

You asked ... :-)

BTW: Where can I take a look at the current draft?

Regards,
Stefan

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