Guys I am looking for a solid Rails tutorial to sort of refresh and jump start me back into rails development. I was doing it for a while (small stuff) and then got away for a while. I would love a fairly comprehensive tutorial including doing things correctly (like migrations, using good gems). Can anyone point me to one? I have done most of the basic tutorials already and took a Rails intro course. JR
agilehack wrote:> Can anyone point me to one? I have > done most of the basic tutorials already and took a Rails intro > course. > > JRI''ve spent the last few weeks learning ruby & RonR and I don''t think there is anything beyond these basic tutorials. I thought this was the most useful one: http://www.tutorialspoint.com/ruby-on-rails/ but it is as simple as you could get. Good luck -- maybe someone will fill us in better, vis. on-line resources. I have a few books out from the library. If you are willing to go that route, I''d recomment "Advanced Rails Recipes" (Clark et. al.) which is a collection of small projects (74 of them, in catagories) by all kinds of different people demonstrating various tools and techniques. If you''ve already done the basic tutorials, etc, it shouldn''t be hard to read. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
> I am looking for a solid Rails tutorial to sort of refresh and jump > start me back into rails development. I was doing it for a while > (small stuff) and then got away for a while. I would love a fairly > comprehensive tutorial including doing things correctly (like > migrations, using good gems). Can anyone point me to one? I have > done most of the basic tutorials already and took a Rails intro > course.There''s http://guides.rubyonrails.org/ . Not sure how tutorial-like they are though. http://rubytrends.com/ is starting to become a good place to see what people are using project/gem wise... -philip