Brad Ediger

Advanced Rails (eBook, PDF)

Building Industrial-Strength Web Apps in Record Time

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Ready to go to the next level with Rails? From examining the parts of Ruby that make this framework possible to deploying large Rails applications, Advanced Rails offers you an in-depth look at techniques for dealing with databases, security, performance, web services and much more.Chapters in this book help you understand not only the tricks and techniques used within the Rails framework itself, but also how to make use of ideas borrowed from other programming paradigms. Advanced Rails pays particular attention to building applications that scale -- whether "e;scale"e; means handling more users, or working with a bigger and more complex database. You'll find plenty of examples and code samples that explain:Aspects of Ruby that are often confusing or misunderstoodMetaprogrammingHow to develop Rails plug-insDifferent database management systemsAdvanced database features, including triggers, rules, and stored proceduresHow to connect to multiple databasesWhen to use the Active Support library for generic, reusable functionsSecurity principles for web application design, and security issues endemic to the WebWhen and when not to optimize performanceWhy version control and issue tracking systems are essential to any large or long-lived Rails projectAdvanced Rails also gives you a look at REST for developing web services, ways to incorporate and extend Rails, how to use internationalization, and many other topics. If you're just starting out with rails, or merely experimenting with the framework, this book is not for you. But if you want to improve your skills with Rails through advanced techniques, this book is essential.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: O'Reilly Media
• Seitenzahl: 357
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. Dezember 2007
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780596519728
• Artikelnr.: 52975357

Autorenporträt

Brad Ediger is the CTO of Tasman Labs, a real-estate technologycompany. Together with his wife Kristen, a web designer, Brad ownsMadriska Media Group, a firm specializing in custom applicationdevelopment. When not programming, Brad enjoys playing variousmusical instruments and watching obscure films.

Inhaltsangabe

Inhaltsverzeichnis Preface 1. Foundational Techniques What Is Metaprogramming? Ruby Foundations Metaprogramming Techniques Functional Programming Examples Further Reading 2. ActiveSupport and RailTies Ruby You May Have Missed How to Read Code ActiveSupport Core Extensions RailTies Further Reading 3. Rails Plugins About Plugins Writing Plugins Plugin Examples Testing Plugins Further Reading 4. Database Database Management Systems Large/Binary Objects Advanced Database Features Connecting to Multiple Databases Caching Load Balancing and High Availability LDAP Further Reading 5. Security Application Issues Web Issues SQL Injection Ruby's Environment Further Reading 6. Performance Measurement Tools Rails Optimization Example ActiveRecord Performance Architectural Scalability Other Systems Further Reading 7. REST, Resources, and Web Services What Is REST? Benefits of a RESTful Architecture RESTful Rails Case Study: Amazon S3 Further Reading 8. i18n and L10n Locale Character Encodings Unicode Rails and Unicode Rails L10n Further Reading 9. Incorporating and Extending Rails Replacing Rails Components Incorporating Rails Components Contributing to Rails Further Reading 10. Large Projects Version Control Issue Tracking Project Structure Rails Deployment Further Reading Index

Rezensionen

"... Nur wenige Publikationen schaffen es wie dieses Buch in die komplexe Thematik großer Web-Applikationen einzuführen, ohne sich zu sehr in Spezialthemen zu verstricken. Alles in allem ein sehr empfehlenswertes Buch, und für heranwachsende Rails-Profis genau die richtige Lektüre, um die eigenen Fähigkeiten reifen zu lassen. ..." -- phlow.net, März 2008