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#Book Club: Programming Ruby Group Style

This is a repository set up for the Gschool[1] reading group to discuss and code through Programming Ruby!

Students can complete one summary/example with both adding to it, or each submit a seperate summary. Remember to git pull before pushing your changes! (see instructions on bottom of readme)

Read to Chapter 4 by Monday!

A randomly generate list of assignments is as follows

1. Short summary of: 1 Getting Started (Persa & Romeeka)

####Post a ruby example of 1 Getting Started: (Tyler & Luke)

2. Short summary of: 2 Ruby.new (George & Romeeka)

####Post a ruby example of 2 Ruby.new (Tyler & Romeeka)

3. Short summary of: 3 Classes, Objects, and Variables (George &Bryana)

####Post a ruby example of 3 Classes, Objects, and Variables: (Bryana & Luke)

4. Short summary of: 4 Containers, Blocks, and Iterators (Nikhil & Billy)

####Post a ruby example of 4 Containers, Blocks, and Iterators: (Jonah & Nikhil)

!!!CHAPTER 5 IS OPTIONAL FOR MONDAY!!!

5. Short summary of: 5 Sharing Functionality: Inheritance, Modules, and Mixins (Bryana & Katrina)

####Post a ruby example of 5 Sharing Functionality: Inheritance, Modules, and Mixins: (Luke & Persa)

The group list is: "Romeeka","George","Katrina","Luke","Nikhil","Jonah","Persa","Billy","Bryana","Adam","Tyler"

We are responsible for reading Part 1 in the next three weeks

#Part 1 (pg3 to pg208)

1. Getting Started
2. Ruby.new
3. Classes, Objects, and Variables
4. Containers, Blocks, and Iterators
5. Sharing Functionality: Inheritance, Modules, and Mixins
6. Standard Types
7. Regular Expressions
8. More About Methods
9. Expressions
10. Exceptions, Catch, and Throw
11. Basic Input and Output
12. Fibers, Threads, and Processes
13. Unit Testing
14. When Trouble Strikes!

Instructions for contributing

• To grab a complete copy of the repository (when you start)

git clone <URL>

• If you already have the local repository -- pull to update

git pull <REMOTENAME> <BRANCHNAME>

(by default the REMOTENAME will be origin)

• If you run into a conflict while pulling - you can abort

git merge --abort

• Prior to pushing any update to the repository, remember to pull the data to ensure there are no conflicts

Further Instructions At: http://git-scm.com/docs/user-manual.html#sharing-development https://help.github.com/articles/fetching-a-remote