New book recommendations

[carpodaster]

Put your ideas in as comments by Wednesday, April 29th. Let's decide on what to read by the end of the next week (May 1st).

[froilainhaeckse]

Metaprogramming Ruby by Paolo Perrotta

(Just because I started reading it. Could be quite duplicate from the Metaprogramming Chapter in Ruby under a Microscope though. Open for other suggestions.)

[kajatiger]

Here is my list:

• Sandi Metz’s Practical Ruby OOP
• growing rails
• trailblazer
• Rails Hurts → Painless Rails
• Crafting Interpreters
• 99 Bottles — Sandi Metz
• mature optimization
• Code

I am actually most interested in the last one on this list. But I already suggested it last time and nobody else voted for it. Maybe this time having another linguist person in the group I am luckier?

[carpodaster]

Apologies for the Amazon links. Buy it elsewhere!

1. Russ Olsen: Eloquent Ruby
2. Stephan Hagemann: Component-Based Rails Applications
3. Russ Olsen: Design Patterns In Ruby (but iirc Paul has already read it)

Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with Addison-Wesley 🙈

[rocketbop]

1. Programing Crystal
2. Build Awesome Command-Line Applications in Ruby 2
3. Pragmatic Thinking and Learning

[carpodaster]

I forgot about this issue and started this spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18PQoMOqwJqa-MTS-ni7_eSnV9Nkia_d5Ggjq23Lz0UA/edit#gid=0