Has anyone come up with a list of best practices for App design using
Ruby
On Rails?
John McClain
Senior Software Engineer
TCS Healthcare
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Chad F.'s “Rails Beta” is announced a beta book (pdf) about Feb 1,
2006.
http://www.pragmaticprogrammer.com/titles/fr_rr/
As a side note, I’m getting addicted to pdf books: I print them (I hate
reading on screen, but it’s great for searching), so I can annotate
them, highlight in yellow/red/green, glue/tape schemas, etc… at will
without feeling guilty. If only they would publish a list of changed
page when they publish a new version…
A friend of mines bought the paper version of the Agile Book, and came
to regret it: the paper is too thin, so you cannot really write in it or
use highlighter.
Alain
Alain R. wrote:
Chad F.'s “Rails Beta” is announced a beta book (pdf) about Feb 1,
2006.
http://www.pragmaticprogrammer.com/titles/fr_rr/As a side note, I’m getting addicted to pdf books: I print them (I hate
reading on screen, but it’s great for searching), so I can annotate
them, highlight in yellow/red/green, glue/tape schemas, etc… at will
without feeling guilty. If only they would publish a list of changed
page when they publish a new version…
Yeah, that would be nice if they did that, or put those vertical marks
on the
side of the page where a change was made.
In the meantime, I get diffs by doing a Save As Text for the old and the
new
PDFs and then using wdiff or diff to compare the two text files.
Regards,
Blair
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