ruby_koans VS go-koans

Do the Ruby Koans.

It looks like the Ruby Koans have been maintained after their original author's passing (rest in peace Jim) - https://github.com/edgecase/ruby_koans

complete ruby koans: http://rubykoans.com/

I was going through the exercises in Ruby Koans and I was struck by the following Ruby quirk that I found really unexplainable:

Ruby Koans is nice to learn some of those intricacies & TDD.

I think my experience in programming is in between beginner and intermediate level. Some languages I currently know are python and javascript, and I want to know ruby. I taken an interest on Ruby Koans, but if you guys can recommended other learning resources, then will be much appreciated.

RubyKoans

To answer your question: http://rubykoans.com/ https://rebuilding-rails.com/

Hi all, I'm working on the about_arrays.go exercise for Koans (https://github.com/cdarwin/go-koans/blob/master/about_arrays.go), and I'm at wits end trying to solve a task regarding printing the type of a slice. Surprisingly, I've been unable to find a solution set for the specific iteration of Koans. Any help is appreciated. Cheers.

Go

as a 2m / 6'5" person... you are so lucky

I wish I could zip through a set of programming koans on a flight like https://github.com/cdarwin/go-koans without elbowing my seat neighbors to a pulp

if I could even get the table tray down. more often than not i eat with the food on my knees :(

When I was learning Ruby a few years ago I found Ruby Koans a useful project in learning the language. The concept is it uses TDD to present you with a problem. You fix one failing test at a time and as you fix them the next failing test gets progressively more complex. Go has a similar project called Go Koans. It hasn’t seen an update in 2 years though it could still prove useful in learning Go concepts. It doesn’t meet your criteria for showing a solution afterward, but might still be a good option.