Hi,
I’m newbie in Rails development and I would like to know which books
cover
Rails 2.0.
Cheers,
Paulo CASSIANO.
Paulo - with rails moving so fast books can go out of date very quickly.
Have you tried any screencasts?
Yes, I have few Peep Codes, but I need to watch…
I know, books go out of date very quickly, but, can I read a Rails 1.x
book
USING RAILS 2.x ? I think no, because there are many changes, I probably
I
wiil have problems, or at minimum, erros! 
Suggestions? I would like to “start learning Rails 2.x”.
Cheers,
Paulo CASSIANO.
On Jan 30, 2008 1:59 PM, Jimmy P. [email protected]
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Paulo - with rails moving so fast books can go out of date very quickly.
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I think you can go with The Rails Way book,
=)
Good luck then.
I’ve read the preface of this book, and it seems to be a good choice
Who have read this book? May you share your opinions?
Cheers,
Paulo C…
On Jan 30, 2008 2:20 PM, Andreh L. [email protected]
I am reading “The Rails Way” now, and it is very good, but I do not
know if I would recommend it as a ‘beginner’ book for Rails. Of
course if you have your feet wet already, you are fairly fluent in
Ruby, and have been through some introductory Rails material before,
then I would highly recommend this book.
On Jan 30, 2008 10:13 AM, Paulo C. [email protected] wrote:
Suggestions? I would like to “start learning Rails 2.x”.
Run the gem server and read the docs.
gem server
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