Will any recommened quality training, online or instructor lead of rails
for beginners? Do I need to have a solid background in Ruby first? I
don’t, its more beginner too, but I have been writing Perl for 8 years
now.
thank you!
just check out these books
head first rails…
its a good start …
On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 7:53 AM, Derek S. <
If you understand programming and learn quickly, you can start by just
reading a good solid book on ruby to gain an understanding of how
classes and objects work. Once you achieve that understanding you are
ready for rails.
IMHO, you can always learn a lot. I’ve read the following books in
order:
Apress - Beginning Ruby - From Novice to Professional
Foundation Rails 2
Agile Web D. with Rails 3rd Edition
Enterprise Integration with Ruby
Check out this topic here:
On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 7:23 PM, Derek S. <
[email protected]> wrote:
Will any recommened quality training, online or instructor lead of rails
for beginners? Do I need to have a solid background in Ruby first? I
don’t, its more beginner too, but I have been writing Perl for 8 years
now.thank you!
For instructor led courses, I would recommend the following:
For online resources, I would recommend the following:
Next, I would recommend the following books:
Futhermore, if you’re looking for a deeper understanding of the
Ruby object model, you might want to take a look at the following
screencast series:
Note: The above series is worth its weight in gold.
Last but not least, this is a minimum list of resources that should get
you
on your way to
getting a firm grasp of both Ruby and Rails and it’s also good but not
necessary to have a
good understanding of Ruby before you begin Rails.
Good luck,
-Conrad