http://www.crummy.com/writing/RubyCookbook/

I just came across this link which is an outline of the entire book.

Stuart

On 8/4/06, David Riccitelli <david.riccitelli / interact.it> wrote:
> > Safari at $20 a month just for one book is not a good pitch.
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> Da: Dark Ambient [mailto:sambient / gmail.com]
> Inviato: mercoled2 agosto 2006 15.34
> A: ruby-talk ML
> Oggetto: Re: Ruby Cookbook
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> I think it would be a nice option if they offered this book as a PDF.
> Safari at $20 a month just for one book is not a good pitch.
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> Stuart
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> On 8/2/06, James Edward Gray II <james / grayproductions.net> wrote:
> > On Aug 2, 2006, at 6:08 AM, Morton Goldberg wrote:
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> > > Anyone care to post their first impressions on Ruby Cookbook? I
> > > haven't seen it yet. I'd like hear what others think of it before
> > > buying or not.
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> > Keep in mind it did *just* come out (I got mine in the mail
> > yesterday) and it's over 900 pages.  You'll probably need to wait a
> > bit for full reviews.
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> > Just glancing through it though I'm pretty jazzed up about reading it.
> > There is a metric ton of content in there and it looks to cover just
> > about everything to some degree.  I could see it being a very helpful
> > tool for most people, since your area of interest likely receives at
> > least some coverage.
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> > Also, the lost dinosaur example had me laughing out loud!  ;)
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> > Fair warning:  I wrote six of the recipes in that book, so my opinions
> > are probably biased.  I also have done very little real reading yet.
> > Buyer beware.
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> > James Edward Gray II
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