RubyHunt Launches!
by Hopper GeeRuby is a great language for every programmers to learn. But what if you can't figure out what books to buy and where to start? That's where RubyHunt comes in. We list all high quality Ruby courses and books you need in one place, with reviews from Rubyist and learners just like you.
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One suggestion would be to put a "Age" or date published/date updated.
One thing I found difficult with finding resources as a newbie was not seeing or knowing the age of things. IE a post/course from 3 years ago vs another that was only made 6 months ago.
I've always wished that they would start with a "versions used" or something. (now I know to check gemfile etc to figure out approx age/versions used) to see how relevant it might be.
So much of the Rails education stuff is quite old.
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I totally agree with you and appreciate your suggestion. Actually, RubyHunt's current default order already covers some of this point. I attempt to put the high-value content in the front. But it's can't be simply solved by the "published date". A 10 years old book may still look more valuable than a new one. I have a robust algorithm to calculate the score for each. I'm on the way to solve it. It's just beginning.
Thank you for taking the time to give me such detailed feedback! Thank you again.
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Thank you for your so quick feedback. Yes, that's what I'm planning to do in the next version.
I appreciate your help and support
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