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Author(s): Bruce Tate, Curt Hibbs
ISBN(s): 9780596101329, 0596101325
Edition: 1
File Details: PDF, 5.84 MB
Year: 2006
Language: english
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Author:   Bruce Tate, Curt Hibbs 

Ruby on Rails is the super-productive new way to develop full-featuredweb applications. With Ruby on Rails, powerful web applications thatonce took weeks or months to develop can now be produced in a matter ofdays. If it sounds too good to be true, it isn’t. If you’re like a lot of web developers, you’ve probably consideredkicking the tires on Rails – the framework of choice for the newgeneration of Web 2.0 developers. Ruby on Rails: Up and Running takes you out for a test drive and shows you just how fastRuby on Rails can go. This compact guide teaches you the basics of installing and using boththe Ruby scripting language and the Rails framework for the quickdevelopment of web applications. Ruby on Rails: Up andRunning covers just about everything youneed – from making a simple database-backed application toadding elaborate Ajaxian features and all the juicy bits in between.While Rails is praised for its simplicity and speed of development,there are still a few steps to master on the way. More advancedmaterial helps you map data to an imperfect table, traverse complexrelationships, and build custom finders. A section on working with Ajaxand REST shows you how to exploit the Rails service frameworks to sendemails, implement web services, and create dynamic user-centric webpages. The book also explains the essentials of logging to findperformance problems and delves into other performance-optimizingtechniques. As new web development frameworks go, Ruby on Rails is the talk of thetown. And Ruby on Rails: Up and Running can makesure you’re in on the discussion.

 

Ruby on Rails Up and Running 1st Table of contents:

  1. Who Should Read This Book?
  2. Conventions Used in This Book
  3. Using Code Examples
  4. Platforms
  5. Safari® Enabled
  6. How to Contact Us
  7. Acknowledgments
  8. Zero to Sixty: Introducing Rails
  9. Rails Strengths
  10. Putting Rails into Action
  11. Organization
  12. The Web Server
  13. Choosing a Server
  14. WEBrick
  15. Apache
  16. lighttpd
  17. Mongrel
  18. Other web servers
  19. Creating a Controller
  20. Running the Controller
  21. Building a View
  22. Tying the Controller to the View
  23. Expressions and Scriptlets
  24. Under the Hood
  25. What’s Next?Active Record Basics
  26. Active Record Basics
  27. Wrapping, Not Mapping
  28. A Brief Example
  29. The Secret Sauce
  30. Introducing Photo Share
  31. Defining the Model
  32. Configuring Active Record
  33. Schema Migrations
  34. Basic Active Record Classes
  35. Wrapping the Table
  36. The Rails Console
  37. Attributes
  38. Columns
  39. Accessors
  40. Identifiers
  41. Complex Classes
  42. Inheritance
  43. Composition
  44. Behavior
  45. Finders
  46. Validation
  47. Transactions
  48. Moving Forward
  49. Active Record Relationshipsbelongs_to
  50. has_many
  51. has_one
  52. has_and_belongs_to_many
  53. Join models
  54. acts_as_list
  55. Trees
  56. What You Haven’t Seen
  57. Looking Ahead
  58. Scaffolding
  59. Using the Scaffold Method
  60. A List of Photos
  61. More Metaprogramming
  62. Replacing Scaffolding
  63. Scaffolding Is Dynamic
  64. Pros and Cons
  65. Generating Scaffolding Code
  66. Inside the Generated Code
  67. The Best of Both Worlds
  68. Moving Forward
  69. Extending Views
  70. The Big Picture
  71. Seeing Real Photos
  72. View Templates
  73. Layouts
  74. Setting the Default Root
  75. Stylesheets
  76. Hierarchical Categories
  77. Assign a Category to a Photo
  78. Styling the Slideshows
  79. Creating Your Own Helper Functions
  80. Creating the Stylesheet
  81. Ajax
  82. How Rails Implements Ajax
  83. Playing a Slideshow
  84. Using Drag-and-Drop to Reorder Slides
  85. Drag and Drop Everything (Almost Everything)
  86. Filtering by Category
  87. Testing
  88. Background
  89. Ruby’s Test::Unit
  90. Testing in Rails
  91. Unit Tests, Functional Tests, and Integration Tests
  92. Environments
  93. Fixtures
  94. Unit tests
  95. Functional tests
  96. Integration tests
  97. Advanced Testing
  98. ZenTest

 

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