top ten rails plugins
As a Ruby on Rails developer I have always found rails gems and plugins very useful to use as it allows me quickly to extend the functionality with less code writing. Over the past few years I have used many rails plugins to get the job done keeping in mind the clients requirements. One problem facing Rails code is knowing what plugins are out there and how to use them, or which plugin is best for the job. The following is a list of top ten plugins/gems that you should be aware off and should really use in your rails app to speed up the development and enhance the functionality of your app.
ruby on rails: basic commands
This is a very basic guide for those who are interested in learning ruby on rails. I assume you have already installed ruby on rails and have basic knowledge. Many beginners using ruby on rails will not use any IDE, rather they will use command line if installed on MAC or linux. So here I will list seven important commands which you really need to know inside out and are used throughout the development of a project. I will use Demo as project name and users (model) as a table in the database.
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ruby on rails: intro
Rails is an model-view-controller (MVC) Web framework written in the Ruby programming language. One of its biggest appeals is being able to quickly develop CRUD-based Web applications. One of the big advantage of Rails over other frameworks is that it values convention over configuration. If you follow the correct conventions, you can avoid lengthy configuration of files, you spend less time writing boring config files and more time focusing on coding business logic.