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I like how you introduce the concepts of git and Heroku as well (I haven't looked closely at the actual contents). How the hard part: making sure the book the
by bradgessler 17y ago
I like how you introduce the concepts of git and Heroku as well (I haven't looked closely at the actual contents).
How the hard part: making sure the book the book can keep up with the pace at which the Ruby & Rails community moves.
Good work!
- mhartl 17y agoHere's the plan: $ git commit -am "Updated the tutorial for the latest Rails version" $ git push heroku :-)
- dschobel 17y agoAs a guy with a systems programming background, I just love how pragmatic the rails community and its texts are. The book I'm going through now includes a chapter on behaviour driven development, an appendix with a crash course in ruby and another appendix with a crash course in DB design. I love the ethos of giving you the 80% you'll need frequently and then telling you where to go find the rest. It's making learning web app development so much easier. Rails guys seem to love getting going fast and it makes it so much more compelling to learn.