Ironruby core - Mar 2008 - Professional IronRuby book announced by Wrox

Hi,

It was nice to see this blog here.

Its about an upcoming book on IronRuby called " Professional IronRuby
"
by Wrox.

http://rbazinet.wordpress.com/2008/03/14/professional-ironruby-coming-to-a-bookstore-near-you/

I have been reading blogs by Rob Bazinet on regular basis. He stands as
one of very good assests for Ruby world. He also writes for InfoQ.

Mr. Aaron Junod joins him in writing this book.

I am posting here with Table of Contents ( Subject to change ) of the
book.

    * Chapter 1 - Introduction to IronRuby?
    * Chapter 2 - Getting Started with IronRuby
    * Chapter 3 - Introduction to Ruby
    * Chapter 4 - Objects
    * Chapter 5 - Conditional statements and flow control
    * Chapter 6 - Working with Files and Databases
    * Chapter 7 - Reflection and meta programming
    * Chapter 8 - Testing in Ruby
    * Chapter 9 - The Ruby Universe
    * Chapter 10 ? Running Ruby on Rails
    * Chapter 11 ? Creating Ruby on Rails Applications
    * Chapter 12 - Working with .NET classes/libraries from IronRuby
    * Chapter 13 - Working with WPF from IronRuby
    * Chapter 14 - Ruby and ASP.NET
    * Chapter 15 - Ruby and Silverlight
    * Chapter 16 - Calling IronRuby Code from .NET
    * Chapter 17 - Hosting IronRuby and the DLR in your application
    * Chapter 18 - A tour of the IronRuby source code, how the magic
happens
    * Chapter 19 - Porting Ruby libraries to IronRuby
    * Chapter 20 - IronRuby and Mono

It would be nice if you make suggestions/requirements as early as
possible, making this book to be preserved for a longer time.

Thanks

SoftMind
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Hey....

You missed to mention another book by  Ivan Porto Carrero .

He writes for Manning Publishers and few write-ups by him are expected 
anytime on Manning WebSite.

Keep an eye there like me.

Ivan regularly helps us with the questions posted here.

His Book definitely deserves attention.



Rahil
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Hi,

Its nice to see interesting comments flowing at authors blog.

out of 15 comments, majority seems to be asking for Active Record and 
LINQ support with IronRuby.

The Authors are enthusiastic and are open for suggestions.

I suggest you all to place your comments there, helping the book to 
shape well.

Cheers!

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Thank you and I thank those that have commented on my blog.  We are
definitely looking for suggestions, that''s the main reason for the
introductory post.

The comments have been great and we have already made changes to some of the
chapters and their content.

-Rob Bazinet (co-author, Professional IronRuby)

On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 1:55 AM, Softmind Technology <lists at
ruby-forum.com>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Its nice to see interesting comments flowing at authors blog.
>
> out of 15 comments, majority seems to be asking for Active Record and
> LINQ support with IronRuby.
>
> The Authors are enthusiastic and are open for suggestions.
>
> I suggest you all to place your comments there, helping the book to
> shape well.
>
> Cheers!
>
> --
> Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
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> Ironruby-core at rubyforge.org
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-- 
Rob Bazinet
InfoQ Ruby and .NET Editor
http://www.accidentaltechnologist.com
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