Ruby on Rails
afro
I'm newbie, I'd like to ask you guys who has experience about Ruby
programming. I'd like to learn it.
Thx
Samnang Chhun
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From: Samnang Chhun <samnan...@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [barcamppp] Ruby on Rails
Samnang Chhun
Vantha KHENG
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afro
On Dec 23, 1:15 pm, Samnang Chhun <samnang.ch...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi solyda,
>
> Don't be confused, Ruby is a dynamic programming language, and Ruby on
> Rails(aka Rails, RoR) is a web application framework for Ruby. I
> would recommend you get started in Ruby fundamental before jumping to Rails.
>
> Cheers,
> Samnang
>
> On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 11:49 AM, afro <solyda....@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Dear Team,
> > I'm newbie, I'd like to ask you guys who has experience about Ruby
> > programming. I'd like to learn it.
>
> > Thx
>
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Tamás Herman
the ultimate hosting which has a FREE plan too is http://heroku.com/
1st learn ruby for 2-3 days. it will greatly speed up learning rails:
http://sa.sse.hu/~onetom/books/The%20Pragmatic%20Bookshelf%20-%20Programming%20Ruby.pdf
this is the definative rails book. u might want to get an updated
version. u can buy it online from the pragmatic bookshelf guys:
http://sa.sse.hu/~onetom/books/The%20Pragmatic%20Bookshelf%20-%20Agile%20Web%20Development%20With%20Rails%20(July%202005).pdf
after 2-3 month u might need to go forward and learn more advanced techniques:
http://sa.sse.hu/~onetom/books/The%20Pragmatic%20Bookshelf%20-%20Rails%20Recipes%20(June%202006).pdf
these books actually teaches u the problems and possible nice solution
of the web application and relational database models.
most of the techniques apply to other MVC frameworks no matter in
which language are they written in.
but never forget 1 thing! this IS NOT the ONLY neither the ULTIMATE
way of doing things.
Rails is a GENERIC and ALL-IN-ONE solution which is quite complex and
not necessarily the fastest solution,
neither is the relational database model!
Checking out other frameworks (rack, sinatra, ramaze) 1st might also
helps to learn Rails faster.
I would also recommend reading the http://datamapper.org examples
which is very easy and comprehensive but still very short intro to
object relational mapping (ORM) (u can learn in 1-2 days for the
basics and another 4-5 days for trying the more advanced
datastructures)
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Rit Li
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Virak.HOR
There's actually a [Cambodian] Ruby group here, http://groups.google.com/group/pailin?hl=en
Some people doing Ruby programming already there. So if you interested in doing Ruby programming too, maybe it's worth to be there.
Hopefully, we'll have some Ruby hacking event sometime soon!
cheers,
viirak
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