Ruby on Rails Rapid Web Application Development Practice

Author: Liu Jing, Cao Lu, Zhao Dan
Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: RoR (Ruby on Rails) is a web development framework based on the dynamic scripting language Ruby. Its primary application domain is the development of web applications. The advantage of developing with RoR lies in its simplicity. RoR advocates "simplifying complexity," and during the actual development process, developers only need to write a small amount of code to achieve powerful functionality, which is mainly due to RoR's convention over configuration. Additionally, since RoR implements the complete MVC pattern itself, developers can use RoR alone to complete the entire web application development. This book elaborates on the RoR web application development framework from three perspectives: design philosophy, implementation methods, and development examples. The book begins with examples, aiming to give readers an intuitive impression of RoR. Subsequently, it introduces the specific implementation methods of RoR's main features through small examples, guiding readers to further understand RoR. At the end of the book are four complete examples. Although these examples are not complex, they reflect the philosophy of RoR's rapid development. The target audience for this book includes developers eager to learn RoR, various web developers, and website builders.
RoR (Ruby on Rails) is a web development framework based on the dynamic scripting language Ruby. Its primary application domain is the development of web applications. The advantage of developing with RoR lies in its simplicity. RoR advocates "simplifying complexity," and during the actual development process, developers only need to write a small amount of code to achieve powerful functionality, which is mainly due to RoR's convention over configuration. Additionally, since RoR implements the complete MVC pattern itself, developers can use RoR alone to complete the entire web application development. This book elaborates on the RoR web application development framework from three perspectives: design philosophy, implementation methods, and development examples. The book begins with examples, aiming to give readers an intuitive impression of RoR. Subsequently, it introduces the specific implementation methods of RoR's main features through small examples, guiding readers to further understand RoR. At the end of the book are four complete examples. Although these examples are not complex, they reflect the philosophy of RoR's rapid development. The target audience for this book includes developers eager to learn RoR, various web developers, and website builders.