Used by sites as varied as Hulu, GitHub, Shopify, and Airbnb, Ruby on Rails is one of the most popular frameworks for developing web applications, but it can be challenging to learn and use. Whether you're new to web development or new only to Rails, Ruby on RailsTM Tutorial, Seventh Edition, is the solution.Best-selling author and leading Rails...
Used by sites as varied as Hulu, GitHub, Shopify, and Airbnb, Ruby on Rails is one of the most popular frameworks for developing web applications, but it can be challenging to learn and use. Whether you're new to web development or new only to Rails, Ruby on RailsTM Tutorial, Seventh Edition, is the solution.Best-selling author and leading Rails...Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Michael Hartl created the legendary Ruby on Rails Tutorial that helped jumpstart thousands of web development careers. A cofounder and principal author at Learn Enough, Hartl previously earned a Ph.D. in physics at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), where he received a Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence in Teaching. He is also an alumnus of Harvard University and the world-renowned Y Combinator entrepreneur program.
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Foreword xvii Preface xix Acknowledgments xxv About the Author xxvii Chapter 1: From Zero to Deploy 1 1.1 Up and Running 5 1.2 The First Application 14 1.3 Version Control with Git 35 1.4 Deploying 52 1.5 Conclusion 61 1.6 Conventions Used in This Book 62 Chapter 2: A Toy App 65 2.1 Planning the Application 66 2.2 The Users Resource 71 2.3 The Microposts Resource 87 2.4 Conclusion 104 Chapter 3: Mostly Static Pages 107 3.1 Sample App Setup 107 3.2 Static Pages 115 3.3 Getting Started with Testing 126 3.4 Slightly Dynamic Pages 135 3.5 Conclusion 152 3.6 Advanced Testing Setup 153 Chapter 4: Rails-Flavored Ruby 159 4.1 Motivation 159 4.2 Strings and Methods 165 4.3 Other Data Structures 177 4.4 Ruby Classes 192 4.5 Conclusion 204 Chapter 5: Filling in the Layout 207 5.1 Adding Some Structure 207 5.2 Sass and the Asset Pipeline 232 5.3 Layout Links 242 5.4 User Signup: A First Step 255 5.5 Conclusion 260 Chapter 6: Modeling Users 263 6.1 User Model 264 6.2 User Validations 279 6.3 Adding a Secure Password 303 6.4 Conclusion 313 Chapter 7: Sign Up 315 7.1 Showing Users 316 7.2 Signup Form 337 7.3 Unsuccessful Signups 346 7.4 Successful Signups 361 7.5 Professional-Grade Deployment 374 7.6 Conclusion 380 Chapter 8: Basic Login 381 8.1 Sessions 381 8.2 Logging In 398 8.3 Logging Out 437 8.4 Conclusion 443 Chapter 9: Advanced Login 445 9.1 Remember Me 445 9.2 "Remember Me" Checkbox 470 9.3 Remember Tests 476 9.4 Conclusion 489 Chapter 10: Updating, Showing, and Deleting Users 493 10.1 Updating Users 493 10.2 Authorization 509 10.3 Showing All Users 526 10.4 Deleting Users 544 10.5 Conclusion 556 Chapter 11: Account Activation 559 11.1 Account Activations Resource 560 11.2 Account Activation Emails 568 11.3 Activating the Account 585 11.4 Email in Production 610 11.5 Conclusion 619 Chapter 12: Password Reset 621 12.1 Password Resets Resource 623 12.2 Password Reset Emails 634 12.3 Resetting the Password 641 12.4 Email in Production (Take 2) 658 12.5 Conclusion 659 12.6 Proof of Expiration Comparison 661 Chapter 13: User Microposts 663 13.1 A Micropost Model 663 13.2 Showing Microposts 679 13.3 Manipulating Microposts 693 13.4 Micropost Images 726 13.5 Conclusion 752 Chapter 14: Following Users 755 14.1 The Relationship Model 756 14.2 A Web Interface for Following Users 774 14.3 The Status Feed 805 14.4 Conclusion 821 Index 825
