Ruby On Rails is the fashionable way of developing web applications at the moment. But if you’ve never used Rails, it is not at all obvious how to get started with it. In this article, I’ll explain how to create a first Ruby On Rails application.
First Install Ruby and Rails…
This tutorial assumes that you have both Ruby and Rails installed. Furthermore, it also assumes that you have a passing familiarity with the Ruby language. For a guide to installing Ruby and doing (...)
If you insist on that degree of rigour, how can you keep the view free of code? Surely, that equally violates the principle of separation of MVC. In practice, that degree of separation can never be achieved. I’m not sure I agree that minimal formatting such as linebreaks in code would prove more of a barrier to a web designer than a greater amount of code embedded in a template.
