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Index
Agile Web Development with Rails 4 Table of Contents Early praise for Agile Web Development with Rails 4 Acknowledgments
Introduction
Rails Simply Feels Right Rails Is Agile Who This Book Is For How to Read This Book
Part 1: Getting Started Chapter 1: Installing Rails
1.1 Installing on Windows 1.2 Installing on Mac OS X 1.3 Installing on Linux 1.4 Choosing a Rails Version 1.5 Setting Up Your Development Environment 1.6 Rails and Databases
Chapter 2: Instant Gratification
2.1 Creating a New Application 2.2 Hello, Rails! 2.3 Linking Pages Together
Chapter 3: The Architecture of Rails Applications
3.1 Models, Views, and Controllers 3.2 Rails Model Support 3.3 Action Pack: The View and Controller
Chapter 4: Introduction to Ruby
4.1 Ruby Is an Object-Oriented Language 4.2 Data Types 4.3 Logic 4.4 Organizing Structures 4.5 Marshaling Objects 4.6 Pulling It All Together 4.7 Ruby Idioms
Part 2: Building an Application Chapter 5: The Depot Application
5.1 Incremental Development 5.2 What Depot Does 5.3 Let’s Code
Chapter 6: Task A: Creating the Application
6.1 Iteration A1: Creating the Products Maintenance Application 6.2 Iteration A2: Making Prettier Listings
Chapter 7: Task B: Validation and Unit Testing
7.1 Iteration B1: Validating! 7.2 Iteration B2: Unit Testing of Models
Chapter 8: Task C: Catalog Display
8.1 Iteration C1: Creating the Catalog Listing 8.2 Iteration C2: Adding a Page Layout 8.3 Iteration C3: Using a Helper to Format the Price 8.4 Iteration C4: Functional Testing of Controllers 8.5 Iteration C5: Caching of Partial Results 8.6 What We Just Did
Chapter 9: Task D: Cart Creation
9.1 Iteration D1: Finding a Cart 9.2 Iteration D2: Connecting Products to Carts 9.3 Iteration D3: Adding a Button
Chapter 10: Task E: A Smarter Cart
10.1 Iteration E1: Creating a Smarter Cart 10.2 Iteration E2: Handling Errors 10.3 Iteration E3: Finishing the Cart
Chapter 11: Task F: Add a Dash of Ajax
11.1 Iteration F1: Moving the Cart 11.2 Iteration F2: Creating an Ajax-Based Cart 11.3 Iteration F3: Highlighting Changes 11.4 Iteration F4: Hiding an Empty Cart 11.5 Iteration F5: Making Images Clickable 11.6 Testing Ajax Changes
Chapter 12: Task G: Check Out!
12.1 Iteration G1: Capturing an Order 12.2 Iteration G2: Atom Feeds
Chapter 13: Task H: Sending Mail
13.1 Iteration H1: Sending Confirmation Emails 13.2 Iteration H2: Integration Testing of Applications
Chapter 14: Task I: Logging In
14.1 Iteration I1: Adding Users 14.2 Iteration I2: Authenticating Users 14.3 Iteration I3: Limiting Access 14.4 Iteration I4: Adding a Sidebar, More Administration
Chapter 15: Task J: Internationalization
15.1 Iteration J1: Selecting the Locale 15.2 Iteration J2: Translating the Storefront 15.3 Iteration J3: Translating Checkout 15.4 Iteration J4: Add a Locale Switcher
Chapter 16: Task K: Deployment and Production
16.1 Iteration K1: Deploying with Phusion Passenger and MySQL 16.2 Iteration K2: Deploying Remotely with Capistrano 16.3 Iteration K3: Checking Up on a Deployed Application
Chapter 17: Depot Retrospective
17.1 Rails Concepts 17.2 Documenting What We Have Done
Part 3: Rails in Depth Chapter 18: Finding Your Way Around Rails
18.1 Where Things Go 18.2 Naming Conventions
Chapter 19: Active Record
19.1 Defining Your Data 19.2 Locating and Traversing Records 19.3 Creating, Reading, Updating, and Deleting (CRUD) 19.4 Participating in the Monitoring Process 19.5 Transactions
Chapter 20: Action Dispatch and Action Controller
20.1 Dispatching Requests to Controllers 20.2 Processing of Requests 20.3 Objects and Operations That Span Requests
Chapter 21: Action View
21.1 Using Templates 21.2 Generating Forms 21.3 Processing Forms 21.4 Uploading Files to Rails Applications 21.5 Using Helpers 21.6 Reducing Maintenance with Layouts and Partials
Chapter 22: Migrations
22.1 Creating and Running Migrations 22.2 Anatomy of a Migration 22.3 Managing Tables 22.4 Advanced Migrations 22.5 When Migrations Go Bad 22.6 Schema Manipulation Outside Migrations
Chapter 23: Nonbrowser Applications
23.1 A Stand-Alone Application Using Active Record 23.2 A Library Function Using Active Support
Chapter 24: Rails’ Dependencies
24.1 Generating XML with Builder 24.2 Generating HTML with ERB 24.3 Managing Dependencies with Bundler 24.4 Interfacing with the Web Server with Rack 24.5 Automating Tasks with Rake 24.6 Survey of Rails’ Dependencies
Chapter 25: Rails Plugins
25.1 Credit Card Processing with Active Merchant 25.2 Beautifying Our Markup with Haml 25.3 Pagination 25.4 Finding More at RailsPlugins.org
Chapter 26: Where to Go from Here Appendix 1: Bibliography
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