On Thu, Apr 25, 2013 at 10:18 AM, Pat Johnson wrote:
> No, there is no "ruby generate" or "ruby new" commands that would generate a
> skeleton program. Ruby itself is just like any other compiled on the fly
> interpreted programming language. You can simply write code in a text file
> and execute
No, there is no "ruby generate" or "ruby new" commands that would generate
a skeleton program. Ruby itself is just like any other compiled on the fly
interpreted programming language. You can simply write code in a text file
and execute it via the ruby interpreter. Rails on the otherhand is a
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Walter, I've looked at the Ruby source code of a few games, and I'm
starting to see what you're talking about. I see that more experienced
Ruby developers don't cram everything into one file like I did. I see that
I should be giving each class its own file, and I should be using Modules.
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