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Today we had the pleasure of interviewing fellow blogger and RoR enthusiast, Stephanie Morillo. Stephanie is a self-pronounced “noob” to RoR and through her blog, RUBY-WAN KENOOBIE, brings a unique, humorous approach to learning RoR. Towards the beginning, her blog focused on simple Ruby concepts, and gradually has turned into her direct experiences while developing her RoR knowledge. Her goal is to dissect RoR and leave out some of the technical jargon that many newcomers to RoR are intimidated by. Her blog has a positive way of thinking turning “frustration into humor,” and changing the constant ups and downs many programmers deal with daily into something relatable and entertaining. Since first learning Ruby and then learning Rails, she has become a TA for a RoR class. Apparently it’s true when they say teaching is the best way to learn. Thank you again Stephanie, and we look forward to continuing to follow your blog!

Check out Stephanie’s blog here: http://rubywankenoobie.tumblr.com/

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