Rails Pocket Reference

Rails 2.0 brings the acclaimed Rails framework to a new level of stability and power. At the same time, however, the number of moving parts remains impressive. "The Rails Pocket Reference" gives developers an alternative to aspirin and hunting for current references online. "The Rails Pocket Reference" covers all of the most frequently used methods and structures supported by Rails 2.0, and also explains key concepts needed to work through the most tangled corners of Rails.

Eric Berry is a Ruby on Rails developer for AtTask (http://www.attask.com), a leader in web-based project management software. He is also the creator of Solid Core Blogger, a Rails version 2.0 blogger application, which can be seen in action at solidcoresolutions.com. Before coming to AtTask, he was a co-founder of ShareAPhoto.com which was acquired by Hewlett-Packard in 2006.

Preface
Conventions Used in This Book
Using Code Examples
Safari(r) Books Online
How to Contact Us
Acknowledgments
Rails Pocket Reference
About Rails Pocket Reference
Getting Started
RubyGems
Rails Commands and Configuration
Environments
Rake
Testing Rails
Rails Console
ActiveRecord and Models
Action Controllers
Views
Rails and Ajax
Routing
REST
ActionMailer
Action Web Services
Logging
ActiveResource
Plugins
Capistrano
TextMate
Helpers
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