> A friend of mine asked me to finish RoR project. Project is almost
> finished, but there are plenty of bugs to be fixed.
> I don't have Ruby and RoR experience, but I have degree in software
> engineering and some C\C++\Python(not Django)\CUDA knowledge. What
> should I read first to get into Ruby and RoR? I know the basics, so I
> don't need beginners tutorial or something like that.
> I don't have time to read big books, because deadline is in 3 months.
If you have 3 months to work on a Rails app, then you have plenty of
time to read lots of books...
But start with AWDWR (you don't say whether your friend's project is
Rails 2.x or 3, so make sure you get the right version of the book for
the app).
Then familiarise yourself with the Ruby and Rails api commands - the
documentation is online. Also run through the Ruby Koans (will
probably take a few hours) as a great way to see how stuff you're
familiar with from other languages is done in Ruby.
If you have any specific problems, just post them here.
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