A dynamic, interpreted, open source programming language with a focus on simplicity and productivity. Site includes news, downloads, documentation, libraries, and community links. [Open Source]

Growing article, with links to many related topics. [Wikipedia]

Ruby mail list log/archive, powered by Shin-ichiro Hara's Ruby smart archiver.

Ruby resource: One-click Windows installer; online copy of Programming Ruby: The Pragmatic Programmer's Guide. [Open Publication License]

Non-profit organization dedicated to promoting growth of open source Ruby programming language; manages RubyConf, donation clearinghouse, presence and point of contact for corporate sponsors.

Link page: describes language, links to central site, FAQs, references, newsgroup, mailing lists, books.

Peer reviewed online journal: articles, news, Weblogs, buzz, chapters, forums. Artima Software.

Known as <rubyXML/>: news, articles, and links on XML development with the Ruby scripting language.

Group of Ruby and Rails programmers who live and work in the New York City area. Merger of ruby-nyc and rubyonrails-nyc.

Hal Fulton's Ruby page, small but growing: links, software, and 'Thirty-seven Reasons I Love Ruby'.