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This draft includes previously unpublished versions of Chapter 10, "User microposts", and Chapter 11, "Following users". The original announcement is here: htt
by mhartl 15y ago
This draft includes previously unpublished versions of Chapter 10, "User microposts", and Chapter 11, "Following users". The original announcement is here:
http://news.railstutorial.org/a-full-draft-of-the-ruby-on-rails-tutorial-2n http://news.railstutorial.org/a-full-draft-of-the-ruby-on-ra...
This is a full draft, but it's not yet complete. In particular, I'm considering replacing Blueprint CSS with Bootstrap for the final version. Please let me know what you think.
- Alind 15y agogreat work Mr.Hartl. Best RoR tutorial for Rails newbie. Any plan on tutorial of RoR in depth?
- mhartl 15y agoAny plan on tutorial of RoR in depth? Well, this tutorial already weighs in at more than 500 pages. That's pretty in-depth if you ask me. :-) But producing more advanced content in the future is definitely a possibility.
- lukeholder 15y agoYes, 100% please use twitter bootstrap, it is becoming the standard for rapid app development here on HN.
- entropie 15y agoBootstrap! Maybe the developer version.
- mhartl 15y agoWhat's the developer version? I was thinking about using the less-rails-bootstrap gem.
- tylerlh 15y agoI can't speak for everyone, but I know quite a few who prefer the SASS port over less-bootstrap-rails (bootstrap-sass)
- te_chris 15y agoCompletely agree, though LESS is nice, I think it would be best for people to be kept within rails "standards" (for want of a better term) which at the moment means SASS. There's also the whole "having to maintain a JS stack" that less necessitates as well, which would be better to leave well alone for beginners I think.
- mhartl 15y agoThanks for the input. This is very helpful.
- ryan_f 15y agoI went the less port because it was being upgraded quicker with the 2.0 release. I've used both and they are both great gems. Both function pretty similar so don't be afraid of the LESS version, its still supported in the assets pipeline!
- geoffroy 15y agoWhich SASS port do you prefer ? https://github.com/thomas-mcdonald/bootstrap-sass https://github.com/thomas-mcdonald/bootstrap-sass or https://github.com/yabawock/bootstrap-sass-rails https://github.com/yabawock/bootstrap-sass-rails Thanks in advance!
- ryan_f 15y agoI agree with everyone else on using bootstrap. Besides becoming the norm there are a couple of steps using available gems that could make a beginner have an easier time setting it up. It could be a difference maker with someone's time. Also, huge fan of this tutorial. It got me started with Rails a year ago. Best resource I used to learn rails.
- wickchuck 15y agoI'm about half way through the new tutorial, and I started using bootstrap already. This would be a welcome addition!
- plf 15y agoHello, I also started rails by reading your tutorial. I have a question, this post http://stackoverflow.com/a/5612941 http://stackoverflow.com/a/5612941 suggests that the way to model a friendship is to duplicate rows in a transaction and it cites a book you wrote. Is this still the way to go? I like the idea of duplicating rows because it simplifies the associations a lot, but I've been warned against it. Is that the way you would do it? Thanks.