James Duncan Davidson Bücher

Ruby on Rails enables the rapid production of high-quality web applications, allowing developers to focus on application creation while Rails manages the intricacies. This award-winning book has guided tens of thousands of developers, endorsed by the Rails core team. New users will find step-by-step instructions, while experienced developers will access comprehensive insider knowledge. The book has evolved alongside Rails, starting with a walkthrough of building a real application and delving into Rails features. This edition offers enhanced information on the Ruby language and elaborates on key concepts. It keeps pace with changing best practices, featuring examples of cookie-backed sessions, HTTP authentication, and Active Record-based forms, emphasizing the correct application of Rails. It also reflects the substantial functional and performance improvements of Ruby 1.9. Sam Ruby, a notable software developer and co-chair of the W3C HTML Working Group, brings his expertise, along with Dave Thomas, an author of the Agile Manifesto and "Programming Ruby," who understands both agility and Ruby. David Heinemeier Hansson, the creator of the Rails framework, also contributes to this essential resource for developers.

A valuable book for developers who want to get in on the Mac OS X revolution, this new edition has been reworked from the ground up. Expanded with new tutorials, a more structured approach to learning the concepts and new reference material is included.

You want to write professional-grade applications: Rails is a full-stack, open-source web framework that supports unit, functional, and integration testing. It promotes good design principles, code consistency, and effective release management. Beyond best practices, Rails makes it enjoyable to develop impressive web applications. It includes built-in support for Ajax, email functionality, internationalization, and REST-based interfaces, simplifying interactions with other applications. This book teaches you to use ActiveRecord for seamless connections between business objects and database tables, eliminating the hassles of object-relational mapping. Schema creation and modification are made easy with versioned migrations. You'll learn to use the Action Pack framework for routing requests and rendering pages with user-friendly templates and components. The book also covers Rails service frameworks for sending emails, implementing web services, and creating dynamic web pages with integrated JavaScript and Ajax support. Extensive testing coverage is included, along with a revised Deployment chapter featuring Phusion Passenger. The book begins with a comprehensive tutorial that builds parts of an online store, showcasing the best features of Rails V2.