Hi Fasiha! I cc my reply to the biggest both Indonesian and Malaysian Ruby Communities. There are Ruby fellows in KL like Kamal or Aizat and others (in malaysia.rb) whom I know so helpful to ruby community specifically (and open source communities generally).
I'm not sure which CLASS part in ruby that you currently don't understand yet, maybe you can elaborate to be more specific by explaining your CLASS problem in use case scenario ? oh, I think being around one year in KL had only given me capability to guess passively what people are talking in Malay :-) as my mother tounge is Indonesian language. But it's alright lah, you're welcomed for sure in both Indonesian and Malaysian Ruby Communities. some people talk in Malay in malaysia.rb as far as I know. Jya mata ne! references: http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/documentation/quickstart/3/ mohd yusof nor fasiha wrote: > Assalamualaikum. > > Encik Arie, I'm Fasiha from Malaysia, and now doing my PhD in Japan. > > I am not really a beginner in programming (I've learned Fortran during > my undergraduate and used Matlab during my Master), but I truly think > that I'm not gifted the brain for programming. > > Now I'm learning Ruby, but I got myself stucked in Chapter12 (New > Classes of Objects) of Christoper Pine's 'Learn to Program' book. I > don't even understand what is CLASS actually, and what it can do, when > to use it, and so on.... > > Being stucked in English and Japanese text, I've been looking for > explanation in Malay, and I found your blog (seems like no Malaysian > having interest in Ruby). I truly hope that you can kindly explain to me > about the CLASS in your mother language (or probably mix with Malay?). A > very simple explanation (and also examples, if possible) that would give > me hint about CLASS. Seems like you are the only person that could help > me here. > > Also, if you know any Malaysian who expert in Ruby, please give me the > contact. > > Seriously looking forward for your reply. Thank you very much. > > __ > Nor Fasiha Mohd Yusof > Graduate School Of Engineering > Kobe University, Japan > > -- be agile XOR break; http://ariekusumaatmaja.wordpress.com/about
