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Nicklas Persson
February 04, 2014
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One or two things you always wanted to know about Ruby on Rails but were afraid to ask - Belfast Ruby, 4 Feb 2014
Further reading here:
https://gist.github.com/sl33p/8827692
Nicklas Persson
February 04, 2014
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One or two things you always wanted to know about
Ruby on Rails but were afraid to ask
Ruby
“An elegant syntax that is natural to read and easy
to write”
…on Rails
Rails is designed to make building web applications simpler and
easier.
Ruby on Rails: providing standards, conventions, tools, a foundation
$rails new awesomewebsite
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The project
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MVC
$rails server
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Awesome.