Deep breath...
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Try Ruby - In-browser Ruby tutorial
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Learn to Program by Chris Pine - The best first guide to programming I've seen. Good intro to Ruby mechanics
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_why's poignant guide to Ruby - This dude is like the Brian Wilson of Ruby developers. He made this totally absurd comic/storybook/Ruby tutorial, got some notoriety in the community, then deleted all his social media and disappeared.
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Ruby Koans - A little more advanced, but solidified some concepts (like Regular Expressions) that I had been having a hard time with
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CodeSchool Ruby track some free, some paid. Their Javascript track is good too
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Rails Tutorial - Really well written, you write code along with the lessons
- https://www.learnenough.com/tutorials - HTML/CSS/Command Line/Text Editors/Git etc
- https://www.codeschool.com/courses/discover-devtools - really good and werdly thourough tutorial on the Chrome web inspector, which you'll probably be using a lot (free)