
by Chad Fowler (Author)
Tens of thousands of Rails developers have used the best-selling first edition of Rails Recipes to solve problems that mystify even experienced users of that framework. Now, five years later with Rails 3 released, it's time for a new edition of this tested collection of solutions, compiled and written by Rails master Chad Fowler. Each recipe has been updated to reflect the latest features of Rails 3 and each lays out a distinctive solution to a problem you may be facing today or could well encounter tomorrow. In addition, you'll find roughly half of the book is stocked with new eye-opening solutions to such common problems as how to extend Rails, test and deploy your sites, or add a web service to your actions. And each recipe not only lays out a succinct solution, but explains its rationale and the technologies that make it work. In addition, Chad has spiced up his collection with shorter Snacks , easily digestible one to two page tricks of the trade to read, perhaps, as you wait for your latest test suite to run. Loaded with the insights of a Rails community leader, with contributions from the Rails core team and other experts, this is the book you'll want to have at your side as you craft your next project. What You Need: Ruby 1.8.7 or above Rails 3 or above
Format: Paperback
Pages: 296
Edition: 2
Publisher: Pragmatic Bookshelf
Published: 13 Apr 2012
ISBN 10: 1934356778
ISBN 13: 9781934356777
Rails Recipes has always been the definitive guide for aspiring Rails developers. It doesn't just cover how you could build something, but delves into the details and explains all the reasons why you should build it that way. You can be sure that if you follow the tips and tricks in this book, you're on the right path. --Michael Koziarski, Software developer, Rails Core team member, and partner, Southgate Labs
Rails Recipes is a great resource for any Rails programmer. The book is full of hidden gems (no pun intended) that many programmers may not discover in their daily quest to get the job done. --Gary Sherman, Principal of GeoApt, LLC; chair of QGIS PSC; and author of The Geospatial Desktop