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Considering the demand for e-reading in cross-platform devices we have created Books with separate editions optimized for devices of different screen size like PCs,Tablets and Mobiles. As a Rubyist you probably already know Avdi Grimm and have read something by him, be it a book or some blog posts. What I particularly like about his writing is that while tackle all the common pitfalls in everyday software development, he generally doesn't offer one-size-fits-all solutions, but is willing to explore a range of possible alternatives.

Nov 12, Karim El-Husseiny rated it it was amazing. As I heard before I read it, this book increases the joy while writing Ruby programs. Avdi sets down a catalog of alternatives for thinking of how to design and write a confident code. He demonstrates several techniques to be resonated and become regular tools in any ruby hacker's toolbox by arriving a solution which is clear, idiomatic, and tells a straightforward story. Such a great book! Mar 25, Waiyan rated it it was amazing Shelves: re-readable.

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