Death in Inverness of World-Renowned Ruby Programming Expert Noah Gibbs
Noah Gibbs, a celebrated Ruby programming expert, has passed away in Inverness, leaving behind a legacy of kindness and knowledge.
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Noah, who was 48, originally hailed from the USA and was highly regarded in the tech community. He leaves behind his wife, Kristine, and their three children.
An online tribute page has been set up, where friends and colleagues from the Highlands and beyond have come together to honor his memory. Many shared personal stories, while others expressed how his work impacted their lives.
People spoke about his incredible technical skills and his warm personality. One person recalled meeting Noah at a local web group and later at a Ruby conference. They described him as a generous soul who loved sharing his knowledge.
Another friend mentioned how Noah’s intellect was impressive, but he always made others feel valued. He volunteered at hackathons and was known for his kindness.
A software developer from the Philippines, who admired Noah from afar, said his loss is felt deeply in the industry. They looked up to him as a mentor, even from thousands of miles away.
Others shared memories of meeting him at conferences, where he was always welcoming and eager to help newcomers. His book, “Rebuilding Rails,” was a game-changer for many, shaping their careers.
Noah was remembered as a kind man who made a significant impact on a generation of Ruby programmers. His funeral service is set for January 14 at 3 PM in Inverness, and everyone is welcome to attend, with a livestream available for those who can’t make it.
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