“I talk briefly about how CSV Reader includes Enumerable and defines each. I talk about extracting information from a typical log file. I give an extended example(long but not that complicated) of Distributed Ruby, and point viewers to the first edition of Programming Ruby by Dave Thomas.” - video here, chingav
“I talk about marshaling(serialization), attr_reader, and an introduction but don’t finish showing an existing example of implementing each in one’s own class.” - video here, chingav
“I talk about Deep Copy versus Shallow Copy, some Regular Expressions basics(including object-oriented regular expression idioms), implementing to_s in user classes, using case statements, Ranges, File input, single quote vs. double quote strings.” - video here, chingav
“This video is about creating one’s own classes. I walk through a bioinformatics class I ported from here: http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/python/2002/10/17/biopython.html (Oreilly online’s Beginning Python for Bioinformatics).” - video here, chingav
“This video is a basic introduction to Ruby. It starts out with showing some of the basic reflection capabilities of Ruby such as (10**10).class. Then I talk about indefinite chaining of methods.” - video here, chingav
“In dieser Episode werden die beiden Aufgaben aus Episode 12 gelöst und” - video here, Lucas Holland,Marius Meinert
“In dieser Episode geht es um Module und im speziellen um das Modul” - video here, Lucas Holland,Marius Meinert
“In dieser Episode geht es darum, wie man Eingaben vom Benutzer einliest” - video here, Lucas Holland,Marius Meinert
“In the final part of this series you will see how to refactor your tests. Keeping tests clean is important because it will make testing easier to do in the future.” - video here, Ryan Bates
