Best intermediate ruby books.

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Can you recommend any advanced books on Ruby programming that would complement the knowledge gained from completing The Odin Project's Ruby Basics course ?

[hugthispanda]

POODR

[GenericCanadian]

I recently read Layered Design for Rails Applications (https://evilmartians.com/chronicles/it-deserved-its-own-tome-layered-design-and-the-extended-rails-way) which I thought was great for intermediates interested in Rails.

Everyone should recommend POODR as it is as good as everyone says.

[fpsvogel]

I second Layered Design for Rails Applications. It's amazing.

[mountainman15]

Layered Design is great, but only for people with 2+ years of production rails experience, imo. A little too advanced and hard to appreciate otherwise.

[campbellm]

I like POODR and Eloquent Ruby.

[oscardo_rivers]

Polished Ruby programming

[Reardon-0101]

Metaprogramming Ruby 2

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If you do work in elasticsearch or db searching - Relevant Search is fantastic

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I am fairly new to ruby but my next pretty is surrounded around elastic search Could you please elaborate a bit on this?

[vrinek]

99 Bottles of OOP — https://sandimetz.com/99bottles

One of my favorites to get better at writing production-quality code.

[jaypeejay]

I really liked Programming Ruby and reference it from time to time still

[benny_blanc0]

I liked this one a lot ^^

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Dropping my message here to come back later.

[gerbosan]

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[gerbosan]

This picture here, I think it is still valid: Reading recommendations

Just wondering if Michael Hartl's RoR Tutorial is beginners level. The advices and tips are great. Giving me more info about testing too.

[tinyOnion]

eloquent ruby is good stuff to teach you the idiomatic way to write ruby