IRB, short for Interactive Ruby, is a REPL (read-eval-print loop) which serves as a quick way to explore the Ruby programming language and try out code without creating a file. In this tutorial, you’ll use IRB to run some code, inspect its output, bring in external libraries, and customize your IRB session.
In this tutorial, you’ll set up a Ruby programming environment on your local macOS machine using Homebrew—a free and open-source package manager for macOS—and you’ll test your environment out by writing a simple Ruby program.
RVM, the Ruby Version Manager, is an excellent tool for configuring and installing independent Ruby environments on a single machine. You can use this utility to compartmentalize Ruby installations and their associated software in order to develop in a clean environment. This guide will cover the basic usage of RVM on a Linux VPS.
In this tutorial, we’ll illustrate the step by step process of installing Omega 4 and creating your first subtheme.
In Part 3 of this series, we look at how Jekyll creates URLs and show how to change the pattern for an individual file or the entire site. Then we look a how to link to pages within our site and stage it for testing.
After completing this tutorial, you’ll have created Nagios Plugins with Ruby on a CentOS 6 virtual server.
Learn how to get started with Jekyll on an Ubuntu VPS.
An array is a data structure that represents a list of values, called elements. Arrays let you store multiple values in a single variable. This can condense and organize your code, making it more readable and maintainable. In this tutorial, you’ll create arrays, access the values they contain, add, modify, and remove elements in an array, and iterate through the elements in an array to solve more complex problems.
In this tutorial, you’ll set up a Ruby programming environment on your local Linux machine via the command line. Then you’ll test your environment out by writing a simple Ruby program. This tutorial explicitly covers the installation procedures for Ubuntu 16.04, but the general principles should apply to any Debian-based distribution.
Capistrano is a framework for automating rails deploys and allowing you to execute multiple commands in parallel on remote servers. This tutorial covers the capistrano deployment process.
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