------ art_25541_10144709.1143583390157 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-Disposition: inline Hey if people is against an exam, why not make it more like a test so that people and especially newbies (like me!) would know on which areas to improve themselves? I've seen such a test for C++, and I thought it was a really great tool. 2006/3/28, Dmitry Buzdin <buzdin / gmail.com>: > > Hello Ruby community! > > Do You want to take part in the creation process of exam series, > covering Ruby itself and RoR framework? > > Those who are familiar with Java may have noticed the place on the web > called JavaBlackBelt.com. JavaBlackBelt is a community for Java & open > source skills assessment. Everybody is welcome to take existing and > build new exams. > > Until now only Java and related technology exams were available over > there. In the recent feature it is planned to expand existing content > with a set of Ruby related exams. > > The first step of exam creation is to define an exam objective and > question categories. This first step was accomplished and a draft > version is available right here: > > http://www.javablackbelt.com/WikiPage.do?action=view&page=ExamRuby > > The goal of objective is to define a Ruby knowledge boundaries needed > to pass the test. The content will be created according to stated > question categories. > > What we need is a feedback of experienced Ruby enthusiasts (means You). > > > Please tell what do You think of the question categories. Are they too > complex or too simple for Basic level exam? May be there is statements > that are not easy to understand or they are just totaly wrong? May be > some topics should not be included in basic level, may be some new > added? > > P.S. I will post here a message when the process of exam creation will > be started and everyone will have a change to add a tricky questions > and take the exams. > > Dmitry > > > -- "winners never quit, quitters never win" ------ art_25541_10144709.1143583390157--