Programming on your own is not just boring in the long run, it is also counterproductive. Any psychologist can tell you how interacting with others actually enriches your own knowledge and (most of all) your ability to solve problems.
There should be at least one community site on the Internet for every single task or activity a person could undertake. And when it comes to Ruby, this site shows us that there are more than a handful of groups that could help you out of your difficulties.
This site can be termed a search portal where you input your own query and see if there is a group of programmers on your close vicinity. Alternatively, if you are under the assumption that people who are located in this or that other country are the true bee’s knees you can get in touch with them only though the site. It is all up to you. One thing is for certain: this community site will let you stay as communicated as you could ever want.
RubyUserGroups.org In Their Own Words
“Welcome to rubyusergroups.org ! Find Ruby groups and users near you using the map below (or see the country listings further down the page). If you cannot find a group near you , put yourself on the map by signing up! Other fellow users, in your region, can then find you in the future and if there’s enough people, maybe you could all start a group too? Alternately, if you want to show people just how active your group is, you can sign up and register as a member of it.”
Why RubyUserGroups.org It Might Be A Killer
It will let programmers collaborate and create even better applications more easily.
Some Questions About RubyUserGroups.org
Which countries have proven to be the most active ones so far? 
