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Learning Rails
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- Table of Contents
- + Preface
- + Chapter 1. Starting Up Ruby on Rails
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Chapter 2. Rails on the Web
- + Chapter 3. Adding Web Style
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Chapter 4. Controlling Data Flow: Controllers and
Models
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Chapter 5. Accelerating Development with Scaffolding and REST
- + Chapter 6. Presenting Models with Forms
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Chapter 7. Strengthening Models with Validation
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Chapter 8. Improving Forms
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Chapter 9. Developing Model Relationships
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Chapter 10. Managing Databases with Migrations
- + Chapter 11. Debugging
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Chapter 12. Testing
- + Chapter 13. Sessions and Cookies
- + Chapter 14. Users and Authentication
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Chapter 15. Routing
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Chapter 16. Creating Dynamic Interfaces with Rails
and Ajax
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Chapter 17. Mail in Rails
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Chapter 18. Securing, Managing, and Deploying Your Rails Projects
- + Chapter 19. Making the Most of Rails—And Beyond
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Appendix A. An Incredibly Brief Introduction to
Ruby
- + Appendix B. An Incredibly Brief Introduction to Relational Databases
- + Appendix C. An Incredibly Brief Guide to Regular Expressions
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Appendix D. A Catalog of Helper Methods
- Calling Helper Methods
- ActiveRecordHelper
- AssetTagHelper
- AtomFeedHelper and AtomFeedHelper::AtomFeedBuilder
- BenchmarkHelper, CacheHelper, and CaptureHelper
- DateHelper
- DebugHelper
- FormHelper, FormTagHelper, and FormOptionsHelper
- JavaScriptHelper
- NumberHelper
- PrototypeHelper
- RecordIdentificationHelper
- SanitizeHelper
- ScriptaculousHelper
- TagHelper
- TextHelper
- UrlHelper
- + Appendix E. Glossary
- Index
While most books written about Rails cater to programmers looking for information on data structures, Learning Rails targets web developers whose programming experience is tied directly to the Web. Rather than begin with the inner layers of a Rails web application--the models and controllers--this unique book approaches Rails development from the outer layer: the application interface. You'll learn how to create something visible with Rails before reaching the more difficult database models and controller code. With Learning Rails, you can start from the foundations of web design you already know, and then move more deeply into Ruby, objects, and database structures. This book will help you: Present web content by building an application with a basic view and a simple controller, while learning Ruby along the way Build forms and process their results, progressing from the simple to the more complex Connect forms to models by setting up a database, and use Rails' ActiveRecord to create code that maps to database structures Use Rails scaffolding to build applications from a view-centric perspective Add common web application elements such as sessions, cookies, and authentication Build applications that combine data from multiple tables Create simple but dynamic interfaces with Rails and Ajax Once you complete Learning Rails, you'll be comfortable working with the Rails web framework, and you'll be well on your way to becoming a Rails guru.
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Book Details
Authors
Simon Laurent Simon Laurent and Edd Dumbill Edd Dumbill
Categories
Computers > Software development & engineering > General
Publishers
Publication year : 2009
License: All rights reserved ©
Times read: 717

