Using Ruby on Rails for Web Development on Mac OS X
Article on apple.com, 13 pages, 1 hour.
Apple jumps on the Rails bandwagon with this article. I was expecting it to be more marketing than content, but it's actually a pretty good introduction to Rails development. They take you from the initial installation of Ruby and Rails, through the creation of a small expenses app, to deployment and testing. I must say that the bit about testing seems like an afterthought and you can easily skip it. But the rest of the article is a readable introduction to application development using Rails.
read it
Apple jumps on the Rails bandwagon with this article. I was expecting it to be more marketing than content, but it's actually a pretty good introduction to Rails development. They take you from the initial installation of Ruby and Rails, through the creation of a small expenses app, to deployment and testing. I must say that the bit about testing seems like an afterthought and you can easily skip it. But the rest of the article is a readable introduction to application development using Rails.
read it
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