Tweeting Again
Apr 07, 2011 — 21 comments
Ruby is a one of the most popular languages used on the web. We’ve started a new screencast series here on Nettuts+ that will introduce you to Ruby, as well as the great frameworks and tools that go along with Ruby development. In this chapter, we’ll talk about in blocks and iterators.
Today, we’ll look at the Dir and File classes, and how we can use them to work with directories and files.
Ruby » File Management — over 4 years ago
How to create a HTTP Connection through an All-In-One database GUI? (Windows & Linux)
Ruby » File Management — over 4 years ago
How to send attachments for scheduled task in Navicat database software? (Mac OS X)
Ruby » File Management — over 4 years ago
How to debug SQL queries, procedures and functions in Navicat’s inbuilt debugger? (Windows & Linux)
Ruby » File Management — over 4 years ago
How to import text file with fixed length data? (Windows & Linux)
Ruby » File Management — over 4 years ago
How to send attachments for scheduled task in Navicat database software? (Windows & Linux)
Ruby » File Management — about 4 years ago
Post files to gist and get Gist url from commandline
#ruby #rails #github
Ruby » File Management — over 4 years ago
How to identify different connections and objects in Navicat? (Windows)
Extend existing ruby methods to add your own functionality while retaining previous functionality.
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