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Agile Web Development with Rails 5.1
About the Pragmatic Bookshelf Table of Contents Early praise for Agile Web Development with Rails 5 .1 Foreword to the Rails 5 Edition Preface to the Rails 5.1 Edition Acknowledgments Introduction
Rails Simply Feels Right Rails Is Agile Who This Book Is For How to Read This Book
Pa rt 1 Getting Started
Installing on Cloud9 Installing on a Virtual Machine Installing on Windows Installing on Mac OS X Installing on Linux Choosing a Rails Version Setting Up Your Development Environment Rails and Databases Creating a New Application Hello, Rails! Linking Pages Together When Things Go Wrong Models, Views, and Controllers Rails Model Support Action Pack: The View and Controller Ruby Is an Object-Oriented Language Data Types Logic Organizing Structures Marshaling Objects Pulling It All Together Ruby Idioms
Part 2: Building an Application
Incremental Development What Depot Does Let’s Code Iteration A1: Creating the Product Maintenance Application Iteration A2: Making Prettier Lis tings Iteration B1: Validating! Iteration B2: Unit Testing of Models Iteration C1: Creating the C atalog Listing Iteration C2: Adding a Page Layout Iteration C3: Using a Helper to Fo rmat the Price Iteration C4: Functional Testing of C ontrollers Iteration C5: Caching of Partial Results What We Just Did Iteration D1: Finding a Cart Iteration D2: Connecting Products to Carts Iteration D3: Adding a Button Iteration E1: Creating a Smarter Cart Iteration E2: Handling Errors Iteration E3: Finishing the Cart Iteration F1: Moving the Cart Iteration F2: Creating an Ajax-Based Cart Iteration F3: Highlighting Cha nges Iteration F4: Hiding an Empty Cart with a Custom Helper Iteration F5: Broadcasting Updates with Actio n Cable Iteration G1: Capturing an Order Iteration G2: Atom Feeds Iteration H1: Adding Fields Dynamically t o a Form Iteration H2: Testing Our JavaScript Fun ctionality Iteration I1: Sending Confirmation Emails Iteration I2: Connecting to a Slow Payme nt Processor with Active Job Iteration J1: Adding Users Iteration J2: Authenticating Users Iteration J3: Limiting Access Iteration J4: Adding a Sidebar, More Administ ration Iteration K1: Selecting the Locale Iteration K2: Translating th e Storefront Iteration K3: Translating Checkout Iteration K4: Adding a Locale Switcher Iteration L1: Deploying with Phusion Passenge r and MySQL Iteration L2: Deploying Remotely with Ca pistrano Iteration L3: Checking Up on a Deployed Appli cation Iteration L4: Deploying with Fewer Steps on H eroku Rails Concepts Documenting What We’ve Done
Part 3: Rails in Depth
Where Things Go Naming Conventions Defining Your Data Locating and Traversing Records Creating, Reading, Updating, and Deleting (CR UD) Participating in the Monitoring Process Transactions Dispatching Requests to Controllers Processing of Requests Objects and Operations That Span Requests Using Templates Generating Forms Processing Forms Uploading Files to Rails Applications Using Helpers Reducing Maintenance with Layouts and Parti als Creating and Running Migrations Anatomy of a Migration Managing Tables Advanced Migrations When Migrations Go Bad Schema Manipulation Outside Migrations Testing with RSpec Creating HTML Templates with Slim Serving CSS via Webpack Customizing Rails in Other Ways Where to Go from Here
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