Ruby on Rails: Merb
Merb was started two years ago by Ezra Zygmuntowicz as a tiny framework to serve ERb templates from Mongrel. This quickly grew into much more and carved out a niche as an alternative Rails stack. Merbists focused on among other things a small speedy core, being ORM/JavaScript agnostic, and having a rigorous API for extensions. Along with the expansion in ambition came the fact that Merb and Rails
Ruby on Rails: Documentation
When you're just getting started or want to learn about Rails in general, the Rails Guides is a great way to compliment the API section as well. It's being maintained as part of the docrails project. Agile Web Development with Rails will teach you all you need to know about Ruby and Rails 2.2+ to build killer web applications. Rails Recipes will expand on that through a wide range of tutorials o
Ruby on Rails: Deploy
The preferred deployment setup for Rails is Phusion Passenger aka mod_rails. It's a module for Apache that automatically manages the back end. Just setup, launch, and enjoy. Prior to Passenger, Rails was mostly deployed using Apache or nginx with either a built-in or standalone proxy (like HAProxy) against a cluster of Mongrels or Thins. This setup is still works great, but it's more complicated
Ruby on Rails: Download
We recommend Ruby 1.8.7 for use with Rails. Ruby 1.8.6, 1.8.5, 1.8.4 and 1.8.2 are still usable too, but version 1.8.3 is not. Source: Compile it yourself Windows installer: Ruby, popular extensions, editor OS X 10.4: Ships with broken Ruby, follow this guide OS X 10.5: Included with developer tools (then do "gem update rails") RubyGems is the standard Ruby package manager. It's sim
Ruby on Rails: Rails 3 Screencasts
In this first episode we cover the new command line options for Rails and the new Action Dispatch component. Action Dispatch contains a new syntax for routing which is even more concise and readable. Watch Video or download: Quicktime HD | iPhone/iPod The production of this screencast was sponsored by New Relic. Rails 3 ships with Bundler, a Ruby library that makes Dependency Management a painless
Ruby on Rails: Rails 3 Screencasts
In this first episode we cover the new command line options for Rails and the new Action Dispatch component. Action Dispatch contains a new syntax for routing which is even more concise and readable. Watch Video or download: Quicktime HD | iPhone/iPod The production of this screencast was sponsored by New Relic. Rails 3 ships with Bundler, a Ruby library that makes Dependency Management a painless
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