Try Ruby is a interactive shell that quickly and whimsically teaches the Ruby programming language. Originally _why's idea, it has been recreated from the ground up by Rubyists who have a passion for Ruby and for teaching their fellow (wo)man how to program.
Try Ruby is eight sections. Each section is not trivial to go through, even if you consider typing next 20-30 times. It's painful.
I assume Try Ruby will remain stateless for performance etc. reasons, so I'm proposing two changes:
a contents or sections command that lists all eight sections, with a short (3-5 word) summary (eg. input/output)
a goto x command to go to section x (by name or number)
This shouldn't be too hard, and I don't mind looking into how to do it ... except that there's a PR from December 2013 (#168) that's still open, so I doubt if my changes would ever be integrated.
Try Ruby is eight sections. Each section is not trivial to go through, even if you consider typing
next20-30 times. It's painful.I assume Try Ruby will remain stateless for performance etc. reasons, so I'm proposing two changes:
contentsorsectionscommand that lists all eight sections, with a short (3-5 word) summary (eg. input/output)goto xcommand to go to sectionx(by name or number)This shouldn't be too hard, and I don't mind looking into how to do it ... except that there's a PR from December 2013 (#168) that's still open, so I doubt if my changes would ever be integrated.