Thanks. Good tempo, I like the human mistakes too. I sometimes end up pausing the video to try out what you're doing in my terminal but since your presentation speed is well paced, I end up typing in my terminal along with you. Note: I'm also using Koans to help complement my online learning.

Thanks, great intro good pace for existing developers.

great, very good ! I like this

Great introduction! Maybe your voice should be more enthusiastic ;)

nice and simple. thanks

It's very good. a little bit confusing about the |x,y| x+y stuff.

Hi Chinmoy,

Your "Introduction to Ruby" videos helped me a lot. Thxs a lot for publishing them. That saved my day :)

Thxs again...

Praveen

Excellent tutorial, Thank you very much

thx,

nice and easy

Cool video... ideal for starters

Which IDE do you recommend? I am not a command line developer.

I needed to get a quick idea of what Ruby is like and this video jumped right in and told me, without unnecessary preliminaries.

Thanks.

Thanks for your vids: I've been trying to learn Ruby (and rails) and your introduction helps. Keep up the good work.

It' s well done

Somethings I found difficult to understand, but i am preety basic basic. Nevertherless, it was a very cool lesson! I DID learn!

hello world

Really nice vid !

thanks for your efforts. Great start

Need more examples of hashes, blocks and iterators and what they are usually used for.

I'm not a native speaker and had some problems to get every word (acoustically).

Some Ruby concepts like the |x,y| syntax need more explaination , I think.

good

You're welcome

Great introductory stuff! thanks.

Thanks to those who voted.

Thanks to all who have voted :)

Thank you Ryan. You have excellent tutorials on Rails as well :)

Great job! Excellent series you have here. :)

Thanks.

Yes, there is something like py2exe. It is called ruby2exe. I haven't used it yet. But here is the link:

http://raa.ruby-lang.org/project/rubyscript2exe/

If you want to create a Mac app, RubyCocoa should help:

http://rubycocoa.sourceforge.net/doc/

Regards,

Chinmoy

You are doing great job there!

Cool videos!

Do you know if Ruby has something like Python's py2exe?

To join together the script and the interpreter, for easier distribution.

Thanks

Thank you. I am glad you found them useful. You might also find http://pine.fm/LearnToProgram/ useful(it uses Ruby as well).

Regards,

Chinmoy.