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Any other Ruby developers? :)
Pure Ruby or RoR, I don't care. Anyone else love this language? :D
Pure Ruby or RoR, I don't care. Anyone else love this language? :D
JaredJames said:I finally get around to learning Python and you go and swap focus. Not impressed.
I do! I actually learned to program in it before learning Python...G037H3 said:Pure Ruby or RoR, I don't care. Anyone else love this language? :D
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