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By IndianGuru ( 61 Medal_bronze_3 )

RubyLearning helps would-be Ruby developers come up-to-speed with programming in Ruby.

Are you using RubyLearning and think that the site is useful? The only problem with something that you give away for free, it costs a little to develop and give away. Not a lot, but over time it gets expensive.

So, we’re taking donations from our users. The money we raise will be recycled back into the RubyLearning project. There is no profit here. The more we raise the longer we can keep things going and the better it will get.

The money will be used to enhance RubyLearning development side and support system. We’ll take it and spend it wisely to develop new features, add more articles, give you better support and a richer experience and make your Ruby learning process much easier.


Thank you for making it happen!

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Education, Internet and Programming Languages
Additional Information
Launched Monday, November 19, 2007
Modified Sunday, August 08, 2010

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Satish Talim said:

Your contributions help us support the site and provide you with quality content. RubyLearning has been:

a. Conducting a Free Online Ruby Programming course every two months at http://rubylearning.org/class/ You need to register on the site and enroll for the course.

b. Conducting “Book Promotions” of books related to Ruby and Rails.

c. “Ruby Programming Challenge for Newbies” – http://ruby-challenge.rubylearning.org/

Thanks for your support, we have moved the site to http://www.slicehost.com/ (VPS hosting) so that you have a better user experience.

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Donors (61)
Name Date
1. Anonymous November 21, 2007
2. Chris Porter November 29, 2007
3. Ivo Balbaert December 1, 2007
4. nathan viswanathan December 3, 2007
5. ledju December 7, 2007
6. Heath Novak December 8, 2007
7. Till Gartner December 12, 2007
8. Claude Rousseau January 15, 2008
9. Anonymous January 16, 2008
10. Dean Eikleberry January 19, 2008
11. Timothy Goshinski January 24, 2008
12. nathan viswanathan February 12, 2008
13. Alyssa Siegel February 12, 2008
14. Anonymous February 16, 2008
15. Anonymous February 17, 2008
16. Jose Monteiro February 18, 2008
17. Anonymous March 1, 2008
18. JOHN WALLSTROM March 3, 2008
19. Wim Verhoef March 3, 2008
20. Michael Uplawski March 6, 2008
21. Leo Poiesz March 12, 2008
22. Chris Jansen March 12, 2008
23. Odracir Antunes Junior March 15, 2008
24. William Metz April 5, 2008
25. Anonymous April 10, 2008
26. Chris Howland April 11, 2008
27. Donald Pryke April 13, 2008
28. Anonymous April 14, 2008
29. James Snow April 30, 2008
30. Ian Egland May 2, 2008
31. Danny Cannon June 4, 2008
32. Harold Jenkins June 30, 2008
33. Angela McLennan July 1, 2008
34. Dennis Kavanagh July 28, 2008
35. Rudolf Kuczi August 28, 2008
36. Leslie Hill August 29, 2008
37. Kevin Williams September 8, 2008
38. John Nuttall October 8, 2008
39. Takaaki Kato October 21, 2008
40. Anonymous October 26, 2008
41. Abbas Mirza November 14, 2008
42. Yared Demissie November 29, 2008
43. Anonymous December 6, 2008
44. Fernando Campos January 21, 2009
45. Anonymous January 25, 2009
46. hectorsq January 26, 2009
47. georgeathompson January 26, 2009
48. Anonymous January 26, 2009
49. Paul Palmer February 8, 2009
50. Anonymous February 24, 2009
51. Anonymous March 4, 2009
52. Anonymous May 22, 2009
53. Anonymous June 19, 2009
54. Jacob Lichner September 24, 2009
55. Anonymous October 7, 2009
56. Himansu Desai October 10, 2009
57. Paul Palmer January 5, 2010
58. ledju January 18, 2010
59. Anonymous January 21, 2010
60. George Philibin February 14, 2010
61. Dr Gary L Snyder Gary L Snyder April 8, 2010
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