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Rolling with Rails 2.0 - PDF and High Quality Video

AkitaOnRails / 01.Feb.2008 at 12:01am

Hey, I finally decided to deliver a PDF version of my famous First Rails 2.0 Tutorial

So, here they go:

They’re not perfect but should suffice for those of you that prefer to have an offline version.

I also just uploaded the higher quality H.264 Quicktime video for you to download directly through Rapidshare.

Rejoice!

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5 Comments

Thanks for posting the screencast and especially the tutorial of doing Nested Routes.

It is very helpful to see all of the different places to change in the Controller and Views AND how to change them.


scott schram / 06.Feb.2008 at 07:21pm

Thanks

Great Tutorials


satish chauhan / 14.Feb.2008 at 08:36am

Hi Akita, I try watched your screencast in veoh, is a really good reference. I try to download it from rapidshare but it didn’t work. Do you have it hosted in some other place??

Hope to meet you in Portland…


oscar magro / 14.Mar.2008 at 12:27pm

thanks akita for the pdfs! I would really like it if you post the project files so I can play with it! thanks again!


zain / 17.Apr.2008 at 02:03pm

Akita, great post, and great help with this pdf + movie!

I have a question though, about nested routes, How can I do multiple nested routes with the has_many option?

  1. config/routes.rb ActionController::Routing::Routes.draw do |map| map.root :controller => ‘posts’ map.resources :posts, :has_many => :comments, s end

I know that ”, :users” would throw an error assuming it’s another option, I tried with a hash too and no go.


jose / 11.May.2008 at 05:39pm

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