Hackety Hack: Ruby Programming for novices

Hackety Hack is an open source application that teaches individuals how to create software using Ruby Programming language. It combines an IDE with an extensive Lessons system. Hackety Hack is a cross-platform desktop application available for Windows, Mac and Linux, it also has integration with the website, where "Hackers" can share what they've learned, ask questions, and submit feedback.

Using Hackety Hack does not require any programming experience, and is designed for absolute starters in computer programming.

 With Hackety Hack, you can learn the Ruby programming language. Ruby is used for all kinds of programs, including desktop applications and websites.

Here is a list of programs which users have made using Hackety Hack.

Installing Hackety Hack

Download Hackety Hack from here, this will download a binary run file. Change the file permissions to executable,

• $ sudo chmod +x hacketyhack-1.0.1.run

Now you are ready to run the Hackety Hack, open the terminal and issue the following command,

• $ ./hacketyhack-1.0.1.run

 or double click the run file in the file browser.

Now you are ready to hack Hollywood style :)



Enjoy!

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Full Circle Magazine Bundle: C/C++ Programming in Linux

I have created a bundle from Full Circle Magazine contains C/C++ Programming in Linux. By reading this bundle, you will know how to get started developing C/C++ application in Linux. This bundle covers how to set up your environment for C/C++ development including required libraries, create simple C/C++ application in Linux, etc.

If you are interested in reading this bundle, you can download it by clicking the link below:

Download Full Circle Magazine Bundle: C/C++ Programming in Linux

See you in my next post :)

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Ebook: A Beginner's Guide to Gambas

Gambas is a full-featured object language and development environment built on a BASIC interpreter. Gambas' architecture is inspired by Java. So Gambas is made up of: a compiler, an interpreter, an archiver, a scripter, a development environment, many extension components. Essentially, Gambas is a good starting point to build such application in Ubuntu/Linux, moreover there is a good free e-book that covers most important things about Gambas. It will teach you how to become Gambas Ninja! :p

It has 364 pages divide into 16 chapters:
Chapter 1: Introducing Gambas
Chapter 2: Gambas Language Concepts
Chapter 3: Keywords and Program Flow Control
Chapter 4: Introducing the Gambas ToolBox
Chapter 5: Controls for Gathering Input
Chapter 6: Menus, Modules, Dialogs and Message Boxes
Chapter 7: Handling Strings and Converting Data­types
Chapter 8: Using Advanced Controls
Chapter 9: Working with Files
Chapter 10: Math Operations
Chapter 11: Object­Oriented Concepts
Chapter 12: Learning to Draw
Chapter 13: Error Management
Chapter 14: Mouse, Keyboard and Bit Operations
Chapter 15: Gambas and Databases
Chapter 16: Global Gambas

Download A Beginner's Guide to Gambas

"GAMBAS Almost Means BASic" :p

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