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fairleads: Rails 2.0 and Scaffolding Step by Step
by axepourhomme
In Rails 2.0 it will take fewer steps, but may be a little harder to follow because so much is accomplished with so few commands. First we need to think about the movie inventory table.
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April 2008
Installer Passenger mod_rails sous Debian : Ergonomie, Rails et Architecture de l'information web (2.0)
by parmentierf
L’absence sous Apache d’un modrails comme il existe un modphp y était certainement pour beaucoup, jusqu’à la sortie hier de Passenger, aussi appelé modrails.
March 2008
Jointures multiples dans ActiveRecord grâce à include
by roulian
ActiveRecord facilite énormément la manipulation des relations entre les objets. Cependant, lorsque ces relations se complexifient, il n’est pas toujours évident de récupérer les données qui nous intéressent.
L’argument :include de la méthode find est souvent utilisé pour réduire le nombre de requêtes SQL à effectuer. Nous allons voir qu’en l’associant avec l’argument :conditions, elle permet également d’effectuer des requêtes complexes.
Munich sunrise
by Hemanshu
Munich sunrise : Sun rises behind rails near the main railway station in Munich, southern Germany.
(AFP/DDP/Oliver Lang)
February 2008
Virtuous Code › Monkeypatching is Destroying Ruby
by mbertier
(via)
Hooks are just one of the techniques available to us for robustly handling extension in a language as dynamic and powerful as Ruby. Another is using the dependency injection style1 to decouple classes from each other and allow third parties to substitute their own classes without monkey patching. Another un-sexy but important practice is simply writing clear and comprehensive documentation of our classes’ APIs and extension points.
almost effortless » El Dorado
by kunix
(via)
A full-stack community web application written in Ruby/Rails.
Rails for PHP Developers
by kasi77
& 1 other
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This site serves as a supplement to the Rails for PHP Developers book published by The Pragmatic Programmers. Our goal is to make it as easy as possible for you to add Rails as a tool to your development toolbox. If you’re proficient with PHP, you already have the essential skills needed to build web applications. This site will present an ongoing discussion of techniques for learning Rails and Ruby from a PHP perspective.
All tools have their strengths and weaknesses, and we are firm believers in using the best tool for the job. We hope to promote a healthy dialog between Ruby and PHP developers, so that we can learn from each other to make better web applications.
Rails for PHP Developers
by -Nicolas-
& 1 other
(via)
This site serves as a supplement to the Rails for PHP Developers book published by The Pragmatic Programmers. Our goal is to make it as easy as possible for you to add Rails as a tool to your development toolbox. If you’re proficient with PHP, you already have the essential skills needed to build web applications. This site will present an ongoing discussion of techniques for learning Rails and Ruby from a PHP perspective.
Radiant CMS
by roulian
& 20 others
Radiant is a no-fluff, open source content management system designed for small teams.
Radiant features:
* An elegant user interface
* Flexible templating with layouts, snippets, page parts, and a custom tagging language
* A first-class extension/plugin system
* Simple user management and permissions
January 2008
gotAPI/JavaScript DOM
by roulian
Instant search API in HTML, XML, JavaScript DOM, CSS, Ruby, Rails, Java, C, PHP, Python, ActionScript, Flex, Ant and more!
Merb | Looking for a better framework?
by pyros
& 1 other
A light and powerful Ruby MVC web framework
