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finished chapter 7

An awful way to get into Ruby, if you know nothing about Ruby. I've read about 150 pages so far and the author STILL refuses to explain the language structure. Instead, he's over-bloating the pages with how-tos: run, deploy, create automatic Rails apps, use the online IDE, etc. All of this is indeed useful, but way too abstract if the reader can't understand the code itself!

Getting into the meat of generating pages via controllers.

Starting again. This time coding along with my own app idea as I learn the basics of developing a Rails app.

Excellent and easy tutorials. Enjoying it so far. Very good experience with rails so far. Best book on rails so far and up to date

First test (controller test)

Very good introduction to Rails. Includes heroku deployment too.

By now I can create new users, login, and logout. Fun exercises and such a useful platform and concept to learn.

10.1.4

10.1.2

Chapter 10

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The way it goes for clean coding is just awesome!

6.3 Adding a secure password

6.2.5 Uniqueness validation

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