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by Lio 1097 days ago
Only if they were the only two ruby reference books ...which they clearly are not.

Personally I still really like the Pickaxe book, the latest (5th) edition of which covers Ractors, Fibre Scheduling and static typing. All things added to the latest versions of Ruby.

I also really love Jeremy Evans' "Polished Ruby" book which I think has some really great ideas for how to write ruby well.

Despite a lot of FUD Ruby in 2023 is better than ever.

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https://pragprog.com/titles/ruby5/programming-ruby-3-2-5th-e...

https://www.packtpub.com/product/polished-ruby-programming/9...