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BrickRed Technologies, founded in 2002 is a privately held organization head quartered at a state-of-art offshore development center in Noida, Delhi. With offices in US, UK and Dubai, we have been providing services for end to end development of commercial grade software products and applications to Start-up, Emerging and Established technology companies & IT enabled organizations. Till date, we have successfully partnered with more than 40 technology companies in various domains like travel, retail, insurance, banking, security, e-learning and many more for offshore development of their successful products. More than 50 mid sized organizations, where software forms the back bone for running their operations, have benefited financially as well as technically by successfully outsourcing their software development, testing and maintenance needs to BrickRed.

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Years of Experience : 4+ Years

Location : Noida

Job Description :

Strong Object Oriented Concepts.

Knowledge of different open source applications.

Should have good understanding of MYSQL or any other databases

Well versed with Rails framework.

Should have excellent working experience on Ruby on Rails.

 Should be following good coding standards

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References

• New Free Book: “Ruby on Rails 2.1 - What’s new

First of all, serial numbers for migrations are gone and they have made way for the UTC based names for
the migrations. So earlier (pre Rails 2.1 era) if one created migration scripts, they used to get their
names serially like...


001_create_books.rb
002_create_shelves.rb

whereas now the names have the UTC timestamps on them ...

20080601000001_create_books.rb
20080601000002_create_shelves.rb

With this new change rake db:migrate could apply all migrations that had not yet gone into database (as now
all migrations run and add an entry into the database migration table). Because of this the issue with the earlier version of migrations was taken care of i.e old migrations heavily used to rely on once single entry to run the migrations. If you somehow happened to screw the version number, u ended up getting failed migration errors.

Along came one more functionality which now lets run the up and down functions for a particular migration.

$ rake db:migrate:up VERSION=20080601000002
$ rake db:migrate:down VERSION=20080601000002

rake db:migrate:up or rake db:migrate:down let you go up or roll back a particular migration's changes.

The other change was the name of the table that stored the migration information. In earlier version of
rails, it used to be 'schema_info' which gave way to 'schema_migrations'. So I would suggest not to look
for the earlier name in case you got your application migrated from Rails 1.2.# to Rails 2.1.#.

We also got rid of specifying

t.column <attribute_name> <data_type> for the attributes and

it got reduced to

t.<data_type> <attribute_name>

which would look something like this in the new migration...

class CreateBooks < ActiveRecord::Migration
  def self.up
    create_table :books do |t|
      t.integer :code, :null => false
      t.string :name
      t.string :author_id ... for the author's sake...
      t.timestamps
    end
  end

  def self.down
    reverse the gears ...
  end
end


To add to this, timestamps came into existence which was a required addition so that we could save
some keystrokes and bid goodbye to

t.column created_at
t.column updated_at


So those were some of the changes cum additions ....
To go ahead with, lets see the cycle of migration ...

Now with the new mmigrations, when they are run, this is what happens ...

1. Table 'schema_migrations' is created if that does not exist.
2. For every migrations that runs successfully, an entry is created in the schema migrations table.
3. The leading part of the migration filename gets stored into the table.
     For eg. 20080601000001 gets saved when 20080601000001_create_books.rb runs and updates the database.
4. New migrations run when an entry is not found in the migrations table.

So now if you want to force and roll your database to a specific version, you supply the VERSION= parameter

$ rake db:migrate VERSION=20080601000002

If that version happens to be greater than those already in, the migrations will be applied. But in case the
version number is lesser than those in the migrations table, than Rails undoes the changes and self.down comes into play and thus migrations run in reverse direction to undo changes to the version that was specified.

One good thing which most of us must be missing and which is gone with arrival of the new migrations is the shorter version numbers for the migration files.

Earlier we could do something like

$ rake db:migrate VERSION=2

which has become this now

$ rake db:migrate VERSION=20080601000002

So I bet it is not so easy to remember the exact 14 character version number but I guess as long as we have Ctrl C n Ctrl V, it wont be much of a problem ;)

So to end or startup with, I think they did mature just like other things that matured with time ...
Rails included :)

Time for me to migrate to a new blog post .. till then keep migrating the new way ...

Installation

1. Get the sources:

$ git clone git://github.com/innetra/gedit-snippets-for-rails.git


2. Copy the xml files to your snippets dir:

$ cp gedit-snippets-for-rails/*xml ~/.gnome2/gedit/snippets/.


And you're done... enjoy!!!

Warning

You might have created snippets already, so I recommend to backup your snippets folder first:

$ cp -R ~/.gnome2/gedit/snippets ~/.gnome2/gedit/snippets.bkp


References

• GEdit
• GEdit Snippets Plugin
• GEdit Snippets for Rails

BOB Technologies started operations from January 2005, with activities like Software development and Staff augmentation services, BOB Technologies represents an enthusiastic team of bright & experienced business executives with collective strengths moving towards a shared goal!

BOB Technologies, based in Bangalore, Karnataka, provides Business solutions and Staff Augmentation to medium and large sized corporations in the global market.

Our 130+ team will soon emerge to be 175+ software professionals by the end of the next financial quarter, consisting of technically sound; handpicked and identified from the Indian IT colleges and industry.

Please refer to the requirement below and send me your updated Resume along with your contact number, current and expected CTC to acvarma@bob-technologies.com

Designation                       : Team Lead
Primary Skills                    : Ruby on Rails
Relevant Experience           : 5+ Yrs
Location                           : Bangalore
Preferred Qualification       : BE, B.Tech, MCA, MSc (CS, ECE, IT, IS)
Roles and Responsibilities:
•       Extensive knowledge in Ruby & Ruby on rails or J2EE is mandatory
•       Knowledge on AJAX would be an added advantage
•       Should be exposed to performing tasks such as Coding, unit, integration testing and bug fixing  and code review
•       Should be capable of Low level designing
•       Should be flexible to learn, adapt and use new technologies in RoR
•       Application server concepts and exposure to deployment of Java/J2EE applications in any of Tomcat / JBoss / Websphere / Weblogic servers is must
•       Experience in Customer interaction is mandatory
•       Should be hands on in Production deployment with extensive knowledge in configuring Apache, Apache tomcat, database clustering application and load balancing.
•       Ability to create automated scripts using Maven / Rake to build & deploy application is required
•       Exposure to agile development methodologies/Scrum with test driven, iterative development would be an added advantage
•       Should have good communication skills.

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Jaime Iniesta postea en su blog este interesante artículo basado en su experiencia. Echadle un vistazo que merece la pena.

A continuación os dejo un resumen de las propuestas ofrecidas por el resto de listeros.

• SliceHost
• Amazon EC2
• DreamHost
• Linode.com
• guebs
• Media Temple (GridContainer)
• RailsPlayGround
• Ferca
• Brightbox
• Flexiscale
• EngineYard
• OVH
• SB

Comentar un punto a tener en cuenta: Cuando se contrata desde un país Europeo el alojamiento con una empresa situada fuera de Europa es conveniente asegurarse de que ésta cumpla con la normativa relacionada con la protección de datos Europea, el denominado Safe Harbour.

However, progress has been sticky - and it can be difficult for users to access applications on different devices.

Standards such as XForms and WHATWG provide a step in the right direction, but are constrained by either the need for user plug-ins or the slow development of the framework.

So, how do alternative standards - such as JavaServer Faces (JSF) and Ruby on Rails (RoR) - provide more opportunities for creating web applications?

As its name suggests, JSF is Java-based – and its component-based framework aims to ease the development of user interfaces (UIs).

The approach allows the creation and re-use of specific components, promoting the quick and flexible development of web pages.

One of the other key benefits of JSF is the ability to work with a range of internet technologies. Particularly notable is the interaction with Ajax, which can help developer’s enrich JSF designs with Ajax-based components.

Work on the JSF specification continues apace and a series of big-name vendors are helping to push the development and adoption of the standard.

RoR - which is an open source framework for creating web applications - is also receiving an increasing amount of backing.

The framework intends to push agile programming, providing standard models for web site construction and the automatic allocation of information in databases.

Apple started shipping the framework in late 2007 and other firms continue to show an interest.

Microsoft, for example, recently announced plans to increase its commitment to Ruby. The Redmond-based software giant plans to take part in the RubySpec project, an attempt to provide a complete specification for the RoR programming language.

Such progress shows how developers do not need to feel constrained as they attempt to create usable web applications.

As my previous posts have aimed to highlight, the world of front-end development for SOA is a crowded place and each framework offers a unique blend of benefits and constraints.

My advice is simple. First, don't re-invent the wheel - there is definitely an available framework that suits your needs, without having to create a presentation platform.

Second, take tour time before sourcing a solution. Look at all your presentation requirements across online and offline experiences, analyse support for devices and variations in presentation, and also investigate the skills you may - or may not have - in your organisation.

Just remember that the options are out most definitely out there.

• La estructura del Framework.
• En que consiste el "Agile Software Development" (Manifiesto ágil).
• El concepto MVC (Modelo Vista Controlador).
• Las Convenciones.
• Los "Generators".
• Que es un Rake?.
• Las Gemas (Gems).
  
• Un pequeño proyecto.

Les dejo la diapositiva utilizada!

Links:

• Diapositiva :: Taller de Ruby On Rails Martes 23 de Septiembre 2008
• Diapositiva :: Taller de Ruby On Rails Martes 23 de Septiembre 2008
• Diapositiva :: Taller de Ruby On Rails Martes 23 de Septiembre 2008

So, Jorge convinced me of the merits of pair-programming a while back. In short this basically involves two programmers/engineers working off the same computer simultaneously.

At BeBanjo we always like to be at the very forefront of innovation. Today standup-trio-programming was invented here. A wiki will be made available once the scientists have figured out whether this makes sense or not......

penggunaan command diff yang biasa kita dapatkan dari *nix/linux command ini bisa juga kita dapatkan dengan Ruby, mungkin bagi yang belum tahu sempat terfikir untuk memakai javascript anu (hah? javascript) atau bahkan akses ke system ataupun backtick -_-

Berikut link link ke resource tsb, selamat menikmati!

Situsnya, Sedot source codenya dalam format kompresan zip, hm.. udah, biasanya dari sana kalo dilirik mustinya kalo orang Ruby udah jelas, ndul.

Tapi berhubung ada yang lagi manja dan pingin dimanja trus lagi bernafsu manja (anying brengsek), nih tambahan link linknya.

Riff Active Record diff plugin di Pull Monkey huh dasar monyet!, keterangan soal riff plugin di wikinya rails ah ternyata lagi lagi ke wiki rails juga ya, trus sama ini postingan di blognya si juixe

Udah, mo mbalik semedi lagi.

Mas uma coisa legal e que todo mundo já deve conhecer é o ApiDock com documentações de Rails, Ruby e RSpec… com direito a comentários e tudo. Mas uma pequena dica que talvez possa passar desapercebido são os atalhos para adicionar as buscas direto no seu Firefox. Usuários de outros browsers nem vão conseguir enchegar o link, mas para quem usa FireFox basta acessar http://apidock.com/rails/search e clicar no link “Add Ruby on Rails quicksearch to your browser ” para instalar o Apidock como opção de busca para no campo de buscas do Firefox.

O mesmo pode se feito para ruby acessando http://apidock.com/ruby/search , o resultado será como abaixo:

Here is a list of ways I know, you can share yours, you can just leave your comment (no worries don't be afraid to speak up as I don't bite).

I actually spoke about this at Indonesian Ruby mailing list around a month ago (in Bahasa Indonesia).

1. Create a YAML file inside config, say settings.yml which contains a hash over there, then load it from config/initializers say for example load_setting.rb. Here's the code for settings.yml :

   :flash:
     :user:
       :created: 'Thanks for signing up!'
   
     :job:
       :updated: 'Thanks for updating your job!'
   		

   So that we can load that settings.yml inside config/initializers/load_setting.rb :

   SETTINGS = YAML.load_file("#{RAILS_ROOT}/config/settings.yml")
   		

   Then we can call that flash inside our controller like this

   flash[:notice] = SETTINGS[:flash][:user][:created]
   		

   From my experience, my designer and creative director who worked with me loved this, he can handle all those human and marketing language without being afraid to touch and mess up my codes.

   Its weakness is if we use ADD (asshole driven development) oops I mean coding then go to browser refresh got error back again to coding then this yaml file is not automatically loaded by the web server. Yuck, then don't use ADD, use XP!

   What do you say about this?

2. Create a file inside model or lib which contains a Hash, then load it from controller for example.
3. Create a plugin which contain a mattr_accessor that provide a attr_accessor for Mixin, lurk at restful-authentication for this idea.

So what do you think about this?

Gracias a todos por participar y hacer de la jornada autentica con sus preguntas!

Aquí les dejo la diapositiva que utilizamos el primer día!

Links:

• Diapositiva :: Taller de Ruby On Rails Lunes 22 Septiembre 2008
• Diapositiva :: Taller de Ruby On Rails Lunes 22 Septiembre 2008
• Diapositiva :: Taller de Ruby On Rails Lunes 22 Septiembre 2008

Ruby on Rails, también conocido como RoR o Rails es un framework de aplicaciones web de código abierto escrito en el lenguaje de programación Ruby, siguiendo el paradigma de la arquitectura Modelo Vista Controlador (MVC). Trata de combinar la simplicidad con la posibilidad de desarrollar aplicaciones del mundo real escribiendo menos código que con otros frameworks y con un mínimo de configuración. El lenguaje de programación Ruby permite la metaprogramación, de la cual Rails hace uso, lo que resulta en una sintaxis que muchos de sus usuarios encuentran muy legible.
URL: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruby_on_rails

El Taller de Ruby On Rails será desde este lunes 22 al jueves 25 de septiembre desde las 19:00hs hasta las 20:00hs. en el Stand de Programación, aula B58 segundo piso.

Los interesados por favor enviar un E-Mail a dotech@dotech.com.py a modo de inscripción, se expedirán certificados de asistencia.

Los Disertantes serán:

Un vistazo de lo que se estará tratando este lunes arrancando con el lenguaje de programación Ruby:

• Clases y Objetos
  • Variables: locales, instancia, globales, self.
  • Visibilidad de metodos: Private, Public, Protected.
  • Constructores
  • Como instanciar.
  • Metodos
  • Como pasar parametros
  • Como devolver datos
• Tipos de Datos
  • Integers
  • Strings
  • Simbols
  • Constantes
  • Array's
  • Hash's
• Condiciones y Flujo de Programa
  • Condiciones if, case, unless
  • Ciclos: for, each, while
  • Bloques de Codigo
  • Operaciones
  • Concatenaciones
  • Aritmetica

Te esperamos!

Nosotros usamos Git para administrar el código fuente de nuestros proyectos en Ruby on Rails. Así que aquí les pasamos la receta de como crear su propio repositorio local:

1. Primero creamos nuestro proyecto de RoR (Ruby on Rails):

$ rails -d mysql nuevo_proyecto


El generador de aplicaciones de RoR creará un nuevo directorio con el nombre de nuestro proyecto. En nuestro caso "nuevo_proyecto". Entramos en el y continuamos con el resto del proceso.

2. Debido a que Git no considera a los directorios vacios tenemos que hacer un truco para que considere los directorios necesarios para el correcto funcionamiento de nuestra aplicación:

$ touch db/.gitignore lib/.gitignore log/.gitignore tmp/.gitignore vendor/.gitignore


3. Crea un nuevo archivo .gitignore en el directorio raiz de tu aplicación con el siguiente contenido:

log/*
tmp/*
db/schema.rb
db/*.sqlite3


4. Ahora inicializamos nuestro repositorio local con Git:

$ git init


5. Añadimos los archivos del proyecto:

$ git add .

Cada vez que creamos un archivo, para que este sea incluido en el repositorio es necesario correr este comando.

6. Finalmente, ingresamos los cambios al repositorio:

$ git commit -a


Inmediatamente después Git va a mostrar el editor por defecto para que coloquemos el mensaje de la nueva versión. Por convención, la primera linea es el título de la nueva versión y las siguientes serían como una descripción de la aplicación. En Ubuntu, Git por defecto carga Vim como editor para capturar el mensaje.

Otra opción es capturar el mensaje desde el mismo commando:

$ git commit -a -m "Importación de archivos inicial"


Y listo! Construiste tu repositorio local para tu aplicación de Ruby on Rails.

Referencias:
Lenguaje Programación Ruby
Ruby on Rails (Inglés, el sitio en español está muy desactualizado)
Ruby on Rails (Español)
Git – Fast Version Control System

Here's a quick update from our presenter Paul Doerwald:

"Programmers generally hate writing documentation. That's because most documentation is kept separate from the code and becomes hard to keep up-to-date. Besides violating the DRY principle... it can lead to misleading documentation, which is generally worse than none at all." [Subramaniam/Hunt '06]. Why do developers hate writing documentation, and why do stakeholders and managers keep requiring it? Is there agile documentation beyond inline API documentation (JavaDoc, RDoc, etc.) and comments in the code? What parts of a project deserve separate-from-code documentation? How do we identify them, capture them, and keep them relevant?

Tonight's Toronto Ruby on Rails Project Night presentation discusses the problem of documentation, explores some key aspects to consider when writing effective  documentation, and dreams of a future of testable, executable documentation, where non-code knowledge could be integrated into your code."

We will also be joined by James Robertson, Cincom Smalltalk Product Evangelist, who is on a ‘Canadian Tour’ looking at Seaside and WebVelocity:

WebVelocity is a new Smalltalk Development Environment that is oriented around Seaside for Web Development and Glorp for Object/Relatonal Mapping. Come and see how WebVelocity re-targets the Smalltalk development experience into the Web Browser and simplifies the challenge of learning a new environment for newcomers. We’ll even build an entire application using Active Record and Scaffolding during the presentation, with minimal programming. If you’re a fan of Ruby on Rails, you need to come out and see this presentation!

Thanks to everyone who has already RSVP'd - we have a few spots left for tonight's event, please email me at corecorina@hotmail.com right away if you are interested in attending!

I've spent the last year developing Facebook applications, I got in right at the beginning, making Fantasy Football which became very big, very quickly, going from 0-150,000 users in a month. I had to learn how to scale, I had to fix bugs, add features, all while 1000s of users where stepping on eachother trying to get on, and I picked up more bad habits along the way.

I am starting this blog as I am about to start a new project, and I'm determined to do things properly. Why the sudden change in attitude? Its because this is MY project, there's no customer pacing up and down waiting for delivery, there's no project manager going grey worrying about missing deadlines.

I am setting myself an informal deadline of Christmas 2008, it could be late, it could be early, it doesn't matter, I just want to do it properly, that means employing test-driven development, using subversion properly and frequently, using Capistrano for deployment, and anything else that has become common practice in the time when I have ignored all the rules.

I will try and write down my experiences on here, and hopefully at the end of it I'll be a better programmer, and will preach to all about the benefits of 'doing things properly'!

p.s. The project is called Spoonsta, more will be revealed over time. As well as that, you may get occasional rants about Facebook development, and the odd drunken Everton match report.

värmen är nu igång i huset, då värmen är vattenbaserad så är det viktigt att man då och då luftar elementen i sin lägenhet. Detta görs förslagsvis så snart som möjligt och sedan lite längre fram under vintern, detta borde vara tillräckligt om inte så får man lufta igen när man märker att delar av elementet är kallt eller om det rinner i något av elementen. Jag har hängt en element nyckel på anslagstavlan i hallen som ni kan använda er av när ni behöver lufta era element. När ni är klara med detta så häng gärna tillbaka nyckeln igen på samma ställe så att eran granne kan använda denna.

När ni luftar ett element säkerställ att ni har ett glas eller liknande under ventilen så att det inte rinner vatten på golvet när ni har fått ut luften. Återkom till mig om ni vill att jag visar hur man gör eller om ni har några problem med elementen.

Mvh

Andreas

Ruby on Rails

Ruby on Rails is an open-source program among the most popular online businesses in the web technology to solve a wide range of problems. Ruby on Rails is a open source development framework based on model view MVC coded in Ruby language and providing user-friendly features that may critical issues for companies to solve. MVC is the best architecture to categorize in accordance with the request. Rails support databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, SQL Server, DB2 and Oracle.

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• Open-source system freely available on the Web
• It is entirely appropriate for the development of business applications
• It will be used to accelerate and simplify the creation of Web pages flowing through databases
• Very appropriate for the construction of enterprise applications
• It can manage users and roles for the site
• Using the ROR user can assemble and manage user’s comments
• help to create the templates and the generation of migration for tables
• Using the ROR to improve the accessibility of AJAX
• Provides administration interfaces development solutions
• Helps on application deployment on production server

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Many companies are working on ROR development and have good experience to build an interactive, innovative and effective Ruby on Rails solutions to its customers. If you want to build or customize the ruby on rails application for your business then you must check that how many years of experience the company has on open source application development and what are the provision of IT solutions to their customers.

One company that I can refer you is Experts From India (if you want to outsource software development), where you can hire dedicated Ruby on Rails developer on hourly or monthly rate. Expert From India developers are providing services to the offshore Ruby on Rails projects in the success of their customers with the number of professional experience and they can perform the following services on Ruby on Rails application development:

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4. ruby script/server
5. type on http://localhost:3000/say/hello

for cearting table
script/generate scaffold Post title:string body:text
rake db:migrate

Steps
- rails -d mysql test
-cd test
----manuially set the dtabase usernamr and pwd in database.yml file
-rake db:create:all
-ruby script/server (starting the server)
-ruby script/generate scaffold Movie title:string (for table cration)
-rake db:migrate

==for mongrel server
service mongrel_cluster restart
script/server --help
service nginx start

for including file
rendre:partial "path";
render(:partial => '/controls/footer')

for mongrel server steps

==start
1. copy mongrel_cluster.yml into config
changes that
2. insert some code in etc/ngix/*.conf
in that
upstream hello.rajesh {
server 127.0.0.1:8005;
}
and
server {
listen       81;
server_name  hello.rajesh;

root /sites/hello/public;

#charset koi8-r;

access_log  /var/log/nginx/hello.access.log  main;

location ~ ^/$ {
if (-f /index.html){
rewrite (.*) /index.html last;
}
proxy_pass  http://hello.rajesh;
}

location / {
if (!-f $request_filename.html) {
proxy_pass  http://hello.rajesh;
}
rewrite (.*) $1.html last;
}

location ~ .html {
root /sites/hello/public;
}

location ~* ^.+\.(jpg|jpeg|gif|png|ico|css|zip|tgz|gz|rar|bz2|doc|xls|exe|pdf|ppt|txt|tar|mid|midi|wav|bmp|rtf|js|mov)$ {
root /sites/hello/public;
}

location / {
proxy_pass  http://hello.rajesh;
proxy_redirect     off;
proxy_set_header   Host             $host;
proxy_set_header   X-Real-IP        $remote_addr;
proxy_set_header   X-Forwarded-For  $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
}

}

3. ln -s /sites/hello/config/mongrel_cluster.yml /etc/mongrel_cluster/hello.yml
4. chown -R mongrel:mongrel /sites/hello
==end
for creating only model and table
ruby script/generate model images_imagecategories image_id:integer imagecategories_id:integer
ruby script/generate model imagecategories_images images_id:integer imagecategories_id:integer

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Ruby on Rail is a free Web-based framework, which increase speed and the ease with which the database of Web sites can be created and provide the skeleton framework of the code from the beginning. Often the life of rails, or ROR, Ruby on Rails, is the project that programmed in Ruby language and application using the Rails framework has been developed in model - View-Controller design pattern.

Rails is a full-stack framework for the development of Web-based database applications for the model-view model. From Ajax believe that the demand-and-answer controllers, to the domain model wrapping the database, Rails give you a pure Ruby development environment. To go live, you do to need a database and a Web server.

The fundamental Ruby on Rails Web Development includes

The fundamental Ruby on Rails principles includes Convention over Configuration and don’t repeat yourself.

"Do not repeat" means that the information in one place, for example, clearly, with the help of the Active Record, a developer not to identify the database of names of the columns in the category definitions. Instead, Ruby can collect this information into the database.

"The Convention on the configuration” means developers must indicate only the non-traditional aspects of the application. For example, if there is a category of revenue, the model, the table in the database is the name of the sale of standard. Only when one of this Convention, as the Court of Appeals for the sale of products, "you have to write these code names.

In view of this strict standard values, Rails is often referred to as "opinionated software", was in the race a starting point for a multitude of reviewers rails.

ExpertsFromIndia’s ROR web developer has expertise in web applications based Ruby on Rails application development.