Ruby Garden -  .

Ruby-lang.org -  .

blade - - Site opens with pretty graphic, and otherwise looks thin, but has huge archives of many Ruby mail groups: ruby-list, ruby-dev, ruby-ext, ruby-math, ruby-talk, fj.comp.lang.ruby, comp.lang.ruby, News, News2, Mailing Lists; linux-users.

Cetus Links: Ruby - - Link page: describes language, links to central site, FAQs, references, newsgroup, mailing lists, books.

Comparing and Introducing Ruby - - Short introduction to features, compares Ruby to Perl, Python. [PDF.

Features of Ruby - - By Michael Neumann in English and German.

Free Opinion Weblog - - About software development, mostly Ruby, agile methods, test driven methods.

An Invitation to Ruby - - Many links, review, comparison to other languages, code samples.

The Language Freak - Ruby - - Ruby QuickRef, code snippets. MetaRuby project status. Ruby Language audit: 1.0.1 . RubyConf 2002, RubyConf 2003 schedule and online presentations. Ruby Cookbook.

Object Oriented Language 'Ruby' - - Many useful, interesting scripts, patches, extension modules, and documentation.

The Open Encyclopedia Project - Ruby - - Ruby programming language section for the Open Site online encyclopedia.

PLEAC-Ruby - - The Perl Cookbook presents a suite of common programming problems solved in that language. This project aims to gather fans of programming to implement solutions in many other languages. [Open Source.

The Pragmatic Programmers, LLC: Programming Ruby - - Their home base: class reference, articles, tips, software downloads, links, and a zippy looking Ruby slide presentation. Book available as downloadable HTML and XML files.

Ralph's Ruby Page - - Examples of MS technology being used with open source code. After 10 years with C++, VB, COM and associated MS technologies, Ruby is a lovely breath of fresh air. A few links, software download: Ruby.COM with documentation.

RHDL Page - - Ruby Hardware Description Language, implements EHDL in Ruby. Tar file download. [Open Source.

ruby / K.Hiwada - - Ruby tips, rb2c Ruby to C converter; experimental Ruby JIT compiler.

A ruby a day - - A ruby dedicated site, that collects the things author doing with this language. Features a complete ruby course, a simple AI game, quiz solutions.

Ruby: A Language with a Future - - Hal Fulton's Ruby page, small but growing: links, software, and 'Thirty-seven Reasons I Love Ruby'.

Ruby Central, Inc. - - Non-profit organization dedicated to promoting growth of open source Ruby programming language; manages RubyConf, donation clearinghouse, presence and point of contact for corporate sponsors.

Ruby User Groups - - Ruby Garden Wiki pages for many RUGs, in many nations, on most continents.

Ruby Weblog - - Open discussion forum for everything Ruby.

RubyCentral - - Ruby resource: One-click Windows installer; online copy of Programming Ruby: The Pragmatic Programmer's Guide. [Open Publication License.

RubyGarden.org - - New threads and announcements from the ruby-talk mailing list (AKA comp.lang.ruby).

RubyRing - - WebRing of Ruby sites, some in/with English material.

ruby-talk - - Ruby mail list log/archive, powered by Shin-ichiro Hara's Ruby smart archiver.

rubyXML - - Known as <rubyXML/>: news, articles, and links on XML development with the Ruby scripting language.

Sydney Ruby Users Group - - RubyGarden Wiki Page for Sydney's RU.

UnixApps: Ruby Project Information - - Project status page: links, updates, comments.

Wiki: Ruby Garden Wiki - - For discussing Ruby language and developing code.

Ruby Conference 2005 - - Web location for organizing Ruby community's Annual Ruby Conference. Meet Matz. Scheduled to dovetail with OOPSLA. The 5rd US conference is 14-16 October 2005, San Diego, California, USA. See writeup and photos on prior conferences. (October 14, 2005)

O'Reilly Open Source Convention 2003: Ruby Sessions - - By track, 10 July. OSCON conference is 7-11 July 2002, Portland, Oregon. (July 10, 2003)

First European Ruby Conference - - On 21-22 June 2003, University of Karlsruhe, Germany. Fee: 20 Euros to pay for Matz's flight. Language: English, or German where everyone knows it. All are welcome. (June 21, 2003)