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Rails Pocket Reference

With the fast paced changes that Ruby on Rails is going through it is often handy to have some notes aside. These remind you of the Ajax, activerecord and REST principles.

Rails 2.1 brings a new level of stability and power to this acclaimed web development framework, but keeping track of its numerous moving parts is still a chore. Rails Pocket Reference offers you a painless alternative to hunting for resources online, with brief yet thorough explanations of the most frequently used methods and structures supported by Rails 2.1, along with key concepts you need to work through the framework’s most tangled corners.

from the author:

Save yourself hours of frustration: If you use Rails daily and just want the facts — fast — this is your book.

what others say:

“Just got this book the other day I think its a must have for if you are a rails developer.”

G. Garrod on Amazon.com

“I have been searching high and low for a text that actually explains something, not just offers massive tutorials. This book fits the bill perfectly. The writing is precise and succinct. Both the author and the O’Reilly editors deserve kudos for writing this.”

By M Rogers on Amazon.com

“Like many who dabble with Rails, I own many books on the subject. I like this format in general, and this book does not disappoint. Rails is a loose set of tools/scripts, and this brings together the “how”, with just the right amount of “why”.”

By M. Blankenship on Amazon.com

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Tags: 2.1, references, ruby on rails, tips