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programming & internet technologies
Advanced Ruby Programming
Since its release in 1995, Ruby has grown into a full-featured, capable object
oriented programming environment: complete with standard libraries, built-in
classes and modules, and networking capabilities via its sockets-based objects.
This 3 day, hands-on workshop builds upon a participant's basic knowledge and
experience with Ruby to provide a more detailed, complete experience of the Ruby
programming environment. During this workshop, the attendee will learn how to
use Ruby's vast standard libraries and modules to complete tasks such as
database access, file control and management, networking, and server
interaction. Successful completion of this fast-paced, intense workshop will
prepare the attendee to utilize most of the advanced features of Ruby in his/her
ever day programming environment thereby gaining the benefits that Ruby brings
to such programming activities.
This advanced workshop delves into the topics of using Ruby in environments
requiring threading, multi-threading, network access via sockets, web server
access and programming, web service generation, and security.
During this 3-day hands-on workshop the attendee will learn how to use the
extensive capabilities of Ruby to support the more advanced tasks required of a
programming solution in today's inter-networked, security-focused environments.
Who Should Attend
Web developers, programmers, and other web personnel, current users of C++,
Java, C##, and those with web-related scripting languages will all benefit.
Prerequisites
Familiarity and experience with the basic concepts of the Ruby programming
language, or programming experience with an Object-Oriented programming
language: C++, Java, or C#.
Workshop
Objectives:
- Understand the Ruby environment: standard libraries, modules, and built-in
classes.
- Discover how to create customized objects and methods.
- Understand the manner in which Ruby uses standard libraries to simplify
programming activities.
- Learn how Ruby implements inheritance and dynamic method invocation.
- Learn how to extend standard Ruby components to improve reusability.
- Examine Ruby's use of reflection and objects to simplify complex
programming tasks.
- Understand how to use Ruby in a distributed environment.
- Understand how to link into an operating system's internals using system
hooks.
- Understanding the concept of "duck typing" in Ruby.
- Discover simplified testing and module development in Ruby.
- Using Ruby in a high security environment to prevent unwanted access or
viewing.
- Learn how Ruby utilizes threads to support task-oriented programming
design.
To request a comprehensive
curriculum outline click... HERE.
Last updated on
April 30, 2008
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