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Part 2 of Ruby on Rails Tutorial Online
An anonymous reader writes "Curt Hibbs has released Part 2 of his tutorial Rolling with Ruby on Rails to the O'Reilly ONLamp site. The first part was published in January. Topics covered are database transactions, callbacks, unit testing and caching." From the article: "In Rolling with Ruby on Rails, I barely scratched the surface of what you can do with Ruby on Rails. I didn't talk about data validation or database transactions, and I did not mention callbacks, unit testing, or caching. There was hardly a mention of the many helpers that Rails includes to make your life easier. I can't really do justice to all of these topics in the space of this article, but I will go into details on some of them and present a brief overview of the rest, with links to more detailed information."
Basecamp(http://www.basecamphq.com/): tens of thousands of users, designed by the creator of RoR 43Things(http://www.43things.com/): thousands of users, now working with Amazon.com TadaList(http://tadalist.com/): an online todo list app with thousands of users Snowdevil(http://www.snowdevil.ca/): an online store that is powered by rails. It was deployed very rapidly using rails. If you can get through to the onlamp article there is a more complete listing of real world RoR applications at the end.
Basecamp(http://www.basecamphq.com/): tens of thousands of users, designed by the creator of RoR
43Things(http://www.43things.com/): thousands of users, now working with Amazon.com
TadaList(http://tadalist.com/): an online todo list app with thousands of users
Snowdevil(http://www.snowdevil.ca/): an online store that is powered by rails. It was deployed very rapidly using rails.
If you can get through to the onlamp article there is a more complete listing of real world RoR applications at the end
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