Humanities Programming in Ruby
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This document provides an introduction to the Ruby programming language and the Ruby on Rails web application framework. It discusses why Ruby may be a good choice for beginning programmers due to its simpler syntax and more intuitive feel compared to other languages. The document also explains that Rails provides pre-built structures for databases, web services, and web pages, acting like a pre-fabricated house and allowing developers to focus on other aspects of building the application. Examples are given of several digital humanities projects that have been built using Ruby on Rails.
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EUPHORIA GENERAL QUIZ FINALS | QUIZ CLUB OF PSGCAS | 21 MARCH 2025
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Humanities Programming in Ruby
- 1. Humanities Programming in Ruby DH Reading Group // Jack Hennes
- 2. • What brings you here? What do you hope to learn? • Do you have experiences programming? If so, what language(s) and framework(s) have you used? • How did you decide on that language? When/how does one select a language to learn?
- 3. Ruby: a general purpose, dynamic, reflective, and object- oriented programming language. created by Yukihiro “Matz”Matsumoto in 1995.
- 4. Why would I want to learn Ruby?
- 5. Beginning Programmers • The syntax is far simpler to use than some languages, like PHP • More favorable learning curve • Feels intuitive and human • Excellent for building web applications (when paired with Rails)
- 6. Rails • Rails is a web application framework written in Ruby • Provides structure for databases, web services, and web pages • In other words, a framework for Ruby • Other frameworks include Merb, Sinatra, and Camping
- 8. “Think of Ruby as a pile of building materials: you can to build anything you want if you know how to put everything together. Rails, on the other hand, is like a prefab house where workers pour a foundation, set the house up, and then leave you to add the drywall, siding, windows, and roof.” -Wayne Graham
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