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• Section 1
  • History of Version Control Systems
  • Closures in Ruby vs. Closures in other languages
  • Reflective Language Features vs Reflective Packages
  • Mixing Functional and Object-Oriented code
  • Unit-Testing Frameworks for Ruby

• Section 2
  • CRC Cards(Wikipage 1) ..... CRC Cards(Wikipage 2)
  • GUI toolkits in Ruby(Wikipage 1) ..... GUI toolkits in Ruby(Wikipage 2) ..... GUI toolkits in Ruby(Wikipage 3)
  • Code Reuse
  • Domain-specific object-oriented languages
  • Metaprogramming in statically typed languages
  • Decomposition, Message Forwarding, and Delegation versus Inheritance in OOP Design

• Section 3
  • Language extensions (not patterns or packages) for ORM(Wikipage 1).....Language extensions (not patterns or packages) for ORM(Wikipage 2)
  • Prototype based Object Oriented design
  • Scaffolding in Web application frameworks
  • Writing meaningful test cases
  • Multiple Inheritance

• Section 4
  • Web frameworks in o-o languages
  • Multiple inheritance and mixins
  • The Singleton pattern in static and dynamic languages
  • The Strategy pattern in static and dynamic languages(Wikipage 1).....The Strategy pattern in static and dynamic languages(Wikipage 2)
  • Mixing static and dynamic code other than Ruby and Java(Wikipage 1).....Mixing static and dynamic code other than Ruby and Java(Wikipage 2)
  • Object-relational mapping for Ruby

• Section 5
  • Type vs. class
  • Namespaces
  • Prototype-based programming
  • The Command pattern in static and dynamic languages
  • Metaprogramming in dynamically typed languages(Wikipage 1).....Metaprogramming in dynamically typed languages(Wikipage 2)
  • Static-analysis tools for Ruby

• Section 6
  • Overloading-Good or Bad
  • Variable-naming conventions(Wikipage 1).....Variable-naming conventions(Wikipage 2).....Variable-naming conventions(Wikipage 3)
  • Dynamic dispatch(Wikipage 1).....Dynamic dispatch(Wikipage 2)

• Section 7
• Section 8