| Daily Uses of the Ruby Programming Language |
| Once you have a good handle on the basic features and methods of Ruby, it's time to start using it in your daily life. While for some this may mean it's time to learn how to install Ruby, Ruby on Rails and other peripheral programs, for other beginning programmers it's a matter of learning practical scripts and how to perform simple tasks. Wherever you wish to begin, there are many ways a beginning programmer can use Ruby for everyday purposes. |
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| Ruby: Mixin Modules |
| Mixins are one of Ruby's defining features, but often one of the most difficult to understand. They are not something most programmers have encountered before, as most languages do not have mixins. A mixin is a way for code to be shared across multiple classes and is closely related to duck typing. |
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| Creating a Simple Rating Script Using PHP |
| There are many uses for a rating script. People love to have their opinion heard. You can rate photos, books, links to sites, etc. This tutorial will teach you how to make a simple rating script that you can customize for your needs and easily expand upon. |
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| JavaScript Execution Order |
| If you are new to JavaScript then the order in which the JavaScript in your page gets run may not be completely obvious. The different pieces of code can be set up to run at all different times, and so we need to consider when we expect each piece of the code to actually be executed. |
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