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The Principle of Hard Not to Understand Posted: Aug 22, 2006 10:37 PM
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Chang Sau Sheong: Ruby has an elegant form to it that is simply a pleasure to program in. A simple example of this is the way Ruby treats everything as objects, manifested by beautiful statements such as:

 5.times do |i|
 puts ���This is loop #{i}���
 end

which is hard not to understand.

I had not heard of Chang before, but it’s a pleasure to read about this Rubyist from Singapore. PuneRuby is a blog covering Ruby+Railsish activities in Pune, India. One of its authors, Satish Talim has broadened his coverage to capture a slew of very nice interviews with some lesser-known but highly intriguing folks. It’s great, really, just great.

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