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Collage of Ruby and Rails books

Antonio Cangiano

While working on a presentation for a series of conferences that I’ll be speaking at, I’ve put together this image, to convey the attention that Ruby and Rails are currently getting from publishers. Feel free to use it for your own presentations, optionally crediting it to me if you’d like (you don’t have to).

The list of books may not be complete. And yes, the book images are from Amazon.com

Antonio Cangiano

Antonio Cangiano is an Engineering Manager and AI Specialist at IBM. He authored Ruby on Rails for Microsoft Developers (Wrox, 2009) and Technical Blogging (The Pragmatic Bookshelf, 2012, 2019). He is also the Marketing Lead for Cognitive Class, an educational initiative which he helped grow from zero to over 3 Million students. You can follow him on Twitter.

3 responses to “Collage of Ruby and Rails books”

  1. Tom

    Nice stuff Tony!

  2. Vsy

    Heh. Nice! (I wonder if anyone else is using it as a shopping list).

    I know you said the collage isn’t all-inclusive — but I’m guessing David Black’s ‘Ruby for Rails’ must be buried somewhere beneath there…

  3. Antonio Cangiano

    I’m afraid you are right Vsy. 🙂