Do you still checkout books/courses for beginners, even if you're over it?
I still do check them, What about you? Why do we do it (supposingly I'm not alone 😅)
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Same. Beginner resources are usually very good at explaining concepts in easy to understand way.
The Hello Ruby books were adorable and entertaining to read.
I've been listening to david Heinemeier Hansson a lot lately and his passion for Ruby just makes me wanna check it out. Ben, the dev.to founder, loves it too, in fact, I think they're using Ruby on rails here. Thank you for the link, I'll check it out