Where is Ruby language specification or full reference?

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  • ruby_for_experienced_developers

    :book: Ruby Jump-start for Experienced Devs

    • I wrote this language summary for coworkers a few years ago: https://github.com/jbodah/ruby_for_experienced_developers

  • spec

    The Ruby Spec Suite aka ruby/spec (by ruby)

    • I can't find the link to the official announcement, but many years ago they published an official ISO for Ruby, however at the time the ISO was based off of 1.8.7 syntax/semantics. Other than that, you have the RubySpec project which is a series of tests that validate how Ruby should work.

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