Ruby on Rails documentation

[vsharma]

I am new to Ruby on Rails. I am very very pleased with it
thus far.

While the videos showing RoR in action were tremendously
helpful, I am somewhat dissapointed by the available
documentation.

Most, if not all, of the functions and classes are not
completely documented or exemplified.

I realize that the documentation is rdoc-generated, but
I was wondering if there was any effort underway to improve
the quality and depth of the documentation.

Thank you

-v

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[Rolando Abarca]

are you talking about http://api.rubyonrails.com ?... Because I think
it's pretty good.
Anyway, you should really consider buying a rails book:

http://www.rubyonrails.com/docs

regards,
rolando.-

[Matthew Margolis]

If there are specific parts of the documentation that you feel are
lacking let us know. We can only improve things if we know what needs work.

Matthew Margolis
blog.mattmargolis.net

[Nathaniel Brown]

There is also the www.railsmanual.org which has some search functionality.

-NSHB

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[Henning Kilset]

Other people have the same opinion as you do, and those other people
reside over at http://blog.caboo.se. You can find information about
their (well-funded by now) documentation project at
http://caboose.stikipad.com/documentation.

It is a work in progress, but these are top-notch rails developers at
the wheel of the thing, so you can expect at least SOMETHING good will
come from them and their $15K bucks ;)

Regards,
Henning Kilset