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Design Patterns in Ruby Russ Olsen
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Longman

The Professional Ruby Series from Addison-Wesley is rapidly becoming a heavyweight in Ruby book circles. €�Design Patterns in Ruby documents smart ways to resolve many problems that Ruby developers commonly encounter. The topic I chose was Design Patterns in Ruby, largely because I had just finished reading (twice) an excellent book by the same name. A look at how the Observer pattern can be applied in the two languages. I am back from the holiday break and a perfect storm has come together, I'm currently working on a rails project, and I have a wonderful girlfriend who embraces my geekiness and buys me Design Patterns in Ruby. What it need is kind of interface which has a method e.g. You might have already known all the nuts and bolts about this pattern, but I was really wondering about the implementation of this pattern in Ruby. I am very used to interfaces in java, and I dont know how to get a similar mechanism in ruby. Compare Design Patterns in C# and Ruby: The Observer Pattern (Unpublished). Ruby's garbage collector generally is pretty poor. It can be painful but I don't know if you guys remember I talked recently about doing the ICFP contest. Design Patterns in Ruby, by Russ Olsen, was just fantastic to read. I am asking for help regarding a design pattern. Kicked By: Drop Kicked By: Comments; Related Stories; More from this user. This post addresses how to implement the typical State pattern in Ruby and explores its consequences and alternatives. Design Patterns in Ruby by Russ Olsen is the first book entirely dedicated to the implementation in Ruby of the most common Design Patterns.