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27 | Need training? Learn Ruby from Jeremy along with Ruby 28 | Central's David Black and Rails Core's Rick Olson! Sign up today! 30 |
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35 | An up to date book on Ruby programming, written in a style described as "a beautiful display of pragmatically chunky bacon, wrapped in a nutshell." Or something like that. 36 |

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38 | Mr. Neighborly's Humble Little Ruby Book covers the Ruby language from the very basics of using puts to put naughty phrases on the screen all the way to serving up your favorite web page from WEBrick or connecting to your favorite web service. Written in a conversational narrative rather than like a dry reference book, Mr. Neighborly's Humble Little Ruby Book is an easy to read, easy to follow guide to all things Ruby. 39 |

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Table of Contents

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What'chu talkin' 'bout, Mister?

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45 | What Is Ruby Anyhow?, Installing Ruby, Let's try her out! 46 |

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Welcome to Ruby

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50 | Basic concepts of Ruby, Types in Ruby, Collections, Variables and the Like 51 |

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Break it down now!

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55 | Methods, Blocks and Proc Objects, Your objects lack class!, Modules, Creating Modules, Files 56 |

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Hustle and flow (control)

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60 | Conditionals, loops, and exceptions 61 |

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The System Beneath

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65 | Filesystem interaction, Threads and processes, For the Environment!, Win32 and Beyond 66 |

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Looking Beyond Home

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71 | Networking and the Web, It's Like Distributed or Something..., Data my base, please! 72 |

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It's a Library!

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76 | String manipulation, date/time, hashing and cryptography, unit testing 77 |

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80 | Appendices: Links to tons of information and a short treatise on RubyInline! 81 |

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ruby-growl

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What is Growl?

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Growl is a global notification system for Mac 26 | OS X. Applications can register messages which Growl displays on the screen 27 | in a variety of ways depending upon your preferences.

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Why ruby-growl?

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Growl's existing Ruby bindings only work on Macs, and I wanted my non-Mac 32 | machines to be able to send Growl notifications. I peeked inside Growl's 33 | remote-notification capabilities and wrote up some code that uses UDP to send 34 | Growl notifications across the network.

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What Do I Need?

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You need a Mac with Growl installed to recieve Growl notifications, Ruby and a kind of network connection 40 | between the two machines.

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What Do I Get?

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ruby-growl features a library you can use to add Growl notifications to your 45 | Ruby applications and a command-line tool that is almost option-compatible 46 | with growlnotify. (All except for -p is supported, use --priority instead.)

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How Do I Use It?

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First you need to enable "Listen for incoming notifications" and "Allow remote 51 | application registration" on the Network tab of the Growl Preference Panel to 52 | send Growl Notifications from ruby-growl. You'll probably also want to set a 53 | "UDP password" as well.

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From Your Ruby App

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58 | require 'ruby-growl'
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60 | g = Growl.new "localhost", "ruby-growl",
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62 | g.notify "ruby-growl Notification", "It Came From Ruby-Growl",
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ruby-growl tgzruby-growl-1.0.1.tgz
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20 | The Ruby Association LLC is an organization to help 21 | development of the programming language Ruby. 22 | The goals of the Ruby Association are to improve 23 | relationship between Ruby-related projects, 24 | communities and businesses, to address issues 25 | connected with using Ruby in an enterprise environment. 26 |

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Everyone says the best part of a conference is hanging out the foyer (that's 'lobby' for the benefit of the colonials). But would you really pay £500 to do that? (That's $16,532,742, too).

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… and it would be at ULU London, on the 22nd of November 2008.

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Artist Diane Kurzyna,
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work because she lives
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Broad Street Cafe
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Metro Gallery
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Trio 122 with special guest Adam Zagor
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78 | Friday, April 17, 2009, 7:30pm
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Try out Ruby code in the prompt above. In addition 38 | to Ruby's builtin methods, the following commands are available:

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  • help 2 43 | Hop to chapter two.
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  • clear 45 | Clear screen. Useful if your browser starts slowing down. 46 | Your command history will be remembered. 47 |
  • back 48 | Go back one screen in the tutorial.
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Ruby that scales™

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MagLev /măg-lĕv/
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Follow MagLev developers on Twitter or check MagLev status.

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Ruby is a fairly new language out of Japan that apparently is very 30 | popular there. I've heard it is more popular than python there, but I 31 | haven't seen anything (yet) to confirm that rumor. Ruby is a clean, 32 | very-OO, small, well ported scripting language with a good class 33 | library. I'm really enjoying using/learning it.

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To review, it has full reflection mechanisms and a fairly simple 36 | syntax. Unlike python, it combines a lot of smalltalkism and perlisms 37 | which makes it very intuitive to use. As the programmatic guys say "it 38 | works the way you expect it to". I think this thing has already beat 39 | out python as far as my preferences go. It really has its shit 40 | together.

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A Ruby library wrapping the Taglib library.

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ruby-taglib is a simple dl-based wrapper of 29 | Taglib's C library. It's short and sweet, because the C API is written by 30 | someone who knows how to use OO programming, and Ruby with dl just 31 | makes it all too easy to wrap such a library.

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Current Release

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Download ruby-taglib-1.1.tar.bz2 (9892 bytes) 48 | (Signature by 0x28103A61) 49 |

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Documentation

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I have no formal docs written, but if you read taglib.rb, it should be 54 | fairly self-explanatory. There is also a basic example in the included README 55 | file.

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Mac OS X users will want to make one small change to ruby-taglib, modifying 58 | the reference to the 'so' library to a 'dylib' library. Any future version of 59 | ruby-taglib will include this improvement.

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The visual identity team is a group of individuals dedicated to improving the online presence of the Ruby programming language. In September of 2006, the team completed an 18-month redesign of the Ruby Web site.

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FXRuby is a library for developing powerful and sophisticated cross-platform graphical user interfaces (GUIs) for your Ruby applications. It’s based on the FOX Toolkit, a popular open source C++ library developed by Jeroen van der Zijp. What that means for you as an application developer is that you’re able to write code in the Ruby programming language that you already know and love, while at the same time taking advantage of the performance and functionality of a featureful, highly optimized C++ toolkit.

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  • foxGUIb is an interactive gui builder and codegenerator for FXRuby. This tool makes it easy to quickly build complex and good looking graphical user interfaces for Ruby.
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  • FXRI is a FXRuby Interface to RI that supports search-on-typing. FXRI is a small little program that tries to provide the desired information as fast as possible.
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24 | Ruby/DBI is a database interface in the spirit of Perl's prolific 25 | DBI authored 26 | by Tim Bunce. 27 |

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30 | Ruby/DBI differs in quite a few ways, however. It incorporates 31 | many "rubyisms" while maintaining the core DBI interface, and a 32 | suite of commonly used DBD's are maintained with the 33 | application. 34 |

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37 | Ruby/DBI is not an ORM, like ActiveRecord or DataMapper. It is a 40 | lightweight, centralized API to database manipulation. An ORM may 41 | or may not be what you want for a given situation, due to weight, 42 | ease-of-use or other issues. Our goal with Ruby/DBI is to provide a 43 | compelling, lightweight interface that you can use for things where 44 | an ORM is too much or too cumbersome. 45 |

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48 | Getting started with Ruby/DBI is very easy if you have a working 49 | knowledge of SQL and your target database. Read the Documentation 51 | to get on your way! 52 |

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55 | The maintainer, Erik Hollensbe, has made a commitment to 56 | keeping Ruby/DBI compatible with future Ruby releases. There is 57 | also a significant interest in enhancing the suite by further 58 | clarifying and enforcing the interface, and further tailoring DBI 59 | for the specific needs of Ruby users (as opposed to many of the 60 | Perlisms maintained) without impacting the goal of the project. 61 | There is also significant effort applied to clarifying the 62 | underpinnings, making debugging and development simpler. 63 |

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66 | Ruby/DBI is a very old project as far as the ruby community is 67 | concerned, tracing back to at least 2001. There are plenty of 68 | people who have 70 | contributed to this effort. Big thanks to the original 71 | project lead, Michael Neumann, and Francis Hwang and Daniel Berger, who held the 72 | project in escrow for such a long time. 73 |

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Feb 02A Dog & Pony Show for Cucumber / Webrat / Selenium
Jan 12Better Ruby Through Functional Programming by Dean Wampler
Dec 01Pow! Zoom! Bam! Ruby Lightning Talks!
Nov 03Capistrano and the Ruby UI Smackdown
Oct 06Selenium on Rails for Acceptance Testing
Sep 08FunFX, RSpec and Adobe Flex
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cheat sheets.

$ command line ruby cheat sheets

Welcome. You've reached the central repository for cheat, the RubyGem which puts Ruby-centric cheat sheets right into your 2 | terminal. The inaugural blog entry is here.

Get started:

$ sudo gem install cheat
$ cheat strftime

A magnificent cheat sheet for Ruby's strftime method will be printed to 3 | your terminal.

To get some help on cheat itself:

$ cheat cheat

How meta.

Cheat sheets are basically wiki pages accessible from the command 4 | line. You can browse, add, or edit cheat sheets. Try to keep them concise. For a style guide, check 5 | out the cheat cheat sheet.

To access a cheat sheet, simply pass the program the desired sheet's 6 | name:

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Established in Potrero Hill in 2002, Ruby Wine quickly became the neighborhood destination for fabulous wines and personable service. From everyday wines to those reserved for special occasions, our emphasis is on small producers from Old World countries like France, Italy, and Spain to New World wines from California and Oregon.

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Ruby Wine also stocks a keen selection of champagnes, dessert wines, Belgian ales, and domestic microbrews. We also carry wine accessories from Chateau Laguiole and Riedel and a nice assortment of artisan chocolates by Poco Dolce, Theo, Recchiuti Confections, and Vosges.


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Don't know a Priorat form a Patrimonio? Come and check out our informal wine tastings. Each week we will offer something different but the theme will always be the same; providing unique wines in an ever-changing format: local wine makers, flights of new releases, and food and wine pairings. Whatever the format, our tastings will be a great way to expand your wine knowledge in a friendly, informal setting.

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Each week, after tasting many new wines, we select only the finest to offer at Ruby Wine. From our carefully curated collection, we will choose two (or four) particularly amazing bottles to share with you each month. We choose these wines because they are not only great values, delicious, and produced by some pre-eminent winemakers of the world; but, also because these are the wines we love to drink ourselves. These wines you will certainly be reading or hearing about long after enjoying them.

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Choose between two (or four) bottles each month: red, white, or both. A pair for $40 or four for $72. It is a fantastic deal on some fantastic wines.

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The second annual Lone Star Ruby Conference is heating up and right 78 | around the corner, running for three days, September 4-6 in Austin, TX. 79 | This year LSRC offers a full day of advanced training on Thursday in 80 | addition to the two days of Ruby-packed, dual-tract speaking sessions 81 | on Friday and Saturday.

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Rails or Ruby?

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The Lone Star Ruby Conference is dedicated to promoting and teaching 95 | Ruby. If you are interested in Web or GUI frameworks, Databases or 96 | Embedded Applications, if it involves Ruby, then you may find it 97 | at LSRC. LSRC is dedicated to bringing you the best of what the Ruby 98 | community has to offer. So, don’t be surprised if you see Merb talks 99 | right next to talks on Rails and Waves.

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Below is a sampling of the eclectic mix of topics covered at 103 | LSRC 2008:

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Training

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Have you ever wanted to take one of those awesome Ruby or Rails courses, but didn’t have the $1000 to pay for the course? Well, LSRC to the rescue! 121 | This year we have added a day of hands-on training (Thursday) in addition to two days of action packed Ruby filled sessions and Lightning Talks! (Friday-Saturday). 122 | A full day of instruction is only $175 with the purchase of a conference ticket.

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Keynotes

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The conference is featuring keynotes by Matz, the creator of Ruby and Evan Phoenix, the father of Rubinius.

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Registration

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REGISTRATION is NOW OPEN. Early registration ENDS 135 | Sunday, August 10! Be sure to register while there are still seats 136 | remaining.

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See you in Austin in September!

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The Coop was founded in 2001 because at the time, no one offered DSL or 32 | cable modem Internet access in our neighborhood, and because the voice 33 | telephone service to the neighborhood is of such poor quality that it was (and 34 | is) not possible to get modem connections faster than about 26K bits per 35 | second. The Coop is a Colorado nonprofit corporation and 36 | is federally tax-exempt under 501(c)(12).

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The Coop's launch of service in 2002 was made possible only by loans 38 | from "angels," neighborhood residents who chose to lend money to the Coop with 39 | no assurance the loans would ever be repaid. The Coop reached a milestone in 40 | the first quarter of 2004 successfully repaying (ahead of schedule, and with 41 | interest) all of the "angel" loans. The Coop is now debt-free.

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The Coop has served its subscribers with two kinds of circuits:

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The SDSL circuits have used a Qwest unbundled network 52 | element called an "unbundled distribution subloop", meaning that we have rented 53 | the entirety of a few hundred feet of copper (not shared with voice). These 54 | subloops are presently priced by Qwest at $24.13 per month. The Colorado Public 55 | Utility Commission is presently in a ratemaking proceeding in which this 56 | monthly rate is to be redetermined. The Coop has submitted 57 | comments in this proceeding 58 | suggesting how the rate ought to be set.

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    EDUCATION

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    Research Interests

    32 | Programming language semantics (especially for object-oriented languages), 33 | programming methodology, specification (Larch/C++, Java Modeling Language (JML)), 34 | and verification. 35 |

    Publications

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    • Clyde Ruby 38 | and Gary T. Leavens. 39 | Safely Creating Correct Subclasses without Seeing Superclass Code. 40 | In OOPSLA 41 | 2000 Conference Proceedings, pages 208-228. Volume 35, number 42 | 10 of ACM SIGPLAN 43 | Notices, October 2000.
      44 | Also Department of Computer Science, Iowa State University, 45 | TR #00-05d, April 2000, revised April, June, July 2000. 46 | [abstract] 47 | [postscript]
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    • Clyde Ruby. 50 | Safely Creating Correct Subclasses without Seeing Superclass Code. 51 | In OOPSLA 52 | 2000 Companion: Doctoral Symposium, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 53 | October 2000, pages 155-156. 54 | 55 |
    • Gary T. Leavens 56 | and K. Rustan M. Leino and Erik Poll and 57 | Clyde Ruby and Bart Jacobs. 58 | JML: Notations and Tools Supporting Detailed Design in Java, 59 | OOPSLA 2000 Companion, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 60 | October 2000, pages 105-106, 61 | ACM, 62 | 63 | 64 |
    • Gary T. Leavens 65 | and Albert L. Baker 66 | and Clyde Ruby. 67 | JML: A Notation for Detailed Design 68 | in Behavioral Specifications of Businesses and Systems, 69 | Editors: Haim Kilov and Bernhard Rumpe and Ian Simmonds, 70 | 1999, 71 | Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston, 72 | pages 175-188.
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    • Gary T. Leavens 75 | and Albert L. Baker 76 | and Clyde Ruby. 77 | Preliminary Design of JML: 78 | A Behavioral Interface Specification Language for Java. 79 | Iowa State University, Department of Computer Science, 80 | TR #98-06k, July 2000. 81 | [postscript]
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    • Gary T. Leavens 84 | and Albert L. Baker 85 | and Clyde Ruby. 86 | JML: a Java Modeling Language, 87 | Formal Underpinnings of Java Workshop (at OOPSLA '98), 88 | October 1998, 89 | [html]
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    • Gary T. Leavens 92 | and Clyde Ruby. 93 | Specification Facets for More Precise, Focused Documentation. 94 | In the Proceedings of the Eighth Annual Workshop on Software 95 | Reuse (WISR8), Columbus Ohio, March 1997.
      96 | Also Department of Computer Science, Iowa State University, 97 | TR #97-04, January 1997. 98 | [abstract] 99 | [postscript]
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    My wife and I (Christmas 1995)

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    Ruby schematic

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    Ruby is an "enhanced" version of the Little Gem battery-powered amplifier. The architecture of the Little Gem has been updated with an input buffer (as found in the Little Gem MkII) feeding the inverting input and the volume control changed from the output rheostat to the type and placement as shown in the datasheet application notes. Additionally, the 5k Gain pot of the Little Gem has been reduced to a 1k, as used in the Grace / Big Daddy circuits.

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    Ruby has many shades of sparkly clean all the way up to a great, natural 10 | overdrive. The input buffer helps to retain treble detail going into the 11 | 386 chip. As you increase the Volume, you will start getting nice 12 | breakup. Where the Little Gem is similar to a "master volume" amplifier, Ruby is more like the "non-master" volume amps. If 13 | the Little Gem can be considered Marshall-ish, Ruby could be called Fender-ish or like a JTM 45. 14 |

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    The Gain pot works like a limit for the amount of available gain. With careful setting of the Volume and Gain pots, you can get the most clean volume possible from the 386. To do this, set the Volume pot to maximum and slowly turn up the Gain pot. Find the point just before the sound starts to break up and you have the maximum clean volume available. To kick things into overdrive, turn up the Gain pot to the desired maximum gain and adjust the Volume pot. These pots are highly interactive. If you have the Gain pot set high and you are still not getting desireable overdrive, you'll have to turn up the Volume pot to let more signal pass to the 386.

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    An MPF102 FET is specified for the buffer, though a 2N5457 will offer similar results. A J201 will work, but produces a slightly lower output. Also, Ruby was developed using a JRC386D (available from Small Bear Electronics), but any 386 can be used, including the type sold at RadioShack.


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      Replace the .047uF cap from the FET source pin to the volume pot with a 0.1uF. Place a 220pF cap from lug 3 to lug 2 on the volume pot. Remove the Gain pot and place 2k2 fixed resistor between pins 1 and 8. In this configuration, Ruby sounds very much like an old Fender Bassman to our ears. With the Volume control at half rotation and below, you'll notice smooth and sparkly cleans with good depth. With the Volume pot set high, you'll hear nice overdrive that is great for blues playing. The transition from dirty to clean can be controlled with your picking or strumming. This aspect can add an extra dimension to your playing.

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      A 9v power source is indicated on the schematic and layout, but Mark Hammer (hammer.ampage.org) recommends using 8 AA batteries. The 12v supplied by the battery pack provides longer battery life and increased headroom. No circuit modifications are necessary, but be sure that your 386 is rated for 12v.

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      Ricky Vance (aka RDV) reports that using a 15n input cap and increasing the volume pot value to 50k will produce Pete Townshend tones when driven by a booster. Also, adding a .001uF treble bleed cap between lugs 3 and 2 of the pot will help retain high-end clarity at lower volumes. Finally, Ricky left pins 1 and 8 open for added headroom and added the output RC network as used in the Little Gem.
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    Pablo De Luca (aka Gringo) contributed a PCB layout for Ruby (PDF, 184k)

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    Ruby perfboard layout

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