Rails Code Review PDF
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If you’re a beginning Rails developer, this is the book for you! Seventeen chapters show how applications are often written (the wrong way). Then, we show you how it should be done correctly.
It’s more than just a checklist, it’s a tour of well-built applications that will help you build rock-solid web applications.
If you’ve read all the top Rails-related blogs every day for the past two years, you probably know some of what you’ll find here. If you haven’t, you’ll save yourself two years of pain and suffering by reading this book.
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