I finished chapter 13 of the Beginning Ruby by Peter Cooper. It covers Rails, Sinatra, & Ramaze. Book is really showing it's age when the Rails version is 2.2. :( At least in the example Rails app, it gave me the opportunity to figure and update the old rails way to the terminology of Rails 4.2. The intro to Sinatra was a nice bonus though.
I am thinking of moving onto Hartl's Rails Tutorial. I want to move back into Rails learning and I want to be working with a more up-to-date book/tutorial. I've gotten further than I thought I ever would in the Beginning Ruby book... 13 chapters, over 400 pages of Ruby code learning. The following couple chapters of the book are on GUI-Based Desktop Application Development, Sockets, Daemons, etc. I got the basics that I wanted to learn and I want to keep studying those basics in different ways and through building more and more applications and doing coding challenges like codewars.
Of course, I'm keeping up with doing some codewars.com challenges every day. I am also doing at least 1 dutch lesson everyday. I need to also learn 5-10 dutch irregular verbs and their past tenses every day too.
