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1. ROR best resources for self-read
A quick question folks – what’s common among these websites – am sure we have
used one or more of these in our lives thus far – Project management website
Basecamp, watching TV shows and movies at Hulu, document sharing site Slideshare
and creating heat maps on our websites using CrazyEgg? Well, they were all built
using Ruby on Rails (RoR) framework.
Do you wish to create such awesome websites as well? If yes, and you wish to learn
the curves of RoR, this post can help.
At the outset - some inputs to people working, in the sphere of Ruby on Rails (ROR)
and wanting to take the plunge, into a serious book on ROR.
Well, it would be more than a handful, for them to know some of the basic concepts
of Ruby - the scripting language, together with the building blocks of the Rails
framework to understand & appreciate the concepts on how, the combine works out
efficient and rapid Web Applications.
The, Ruby scripting language, is Object oriented in principle & methodology that
supports the Rails framework technically to build rapid Web and Mobile applications
Source.
Since, Ruby on Rails is a new paradigm technology framework– it takes into account
Software Engineering Patterns like: DRY (Does Not Repeat itself), MVC (Model View
Controller), COC (Convention over Configuration) that standardize the approach to
building code and quicken the speed and ease with which developers can build code
in accordance with the business convention Source.
Ruby on Rails cannot be more over emphasized, today, than ever before, as millions
of Ruby on Rails developers are changing the course of the industry with their
careers securely set in this domain Source.

2. Given below are some interesting Self-read resources for ROR on the Web
 Rails for Zombies by EnvyLabs - http://www.railsforzombies.com
 Ruby on Rails Tutorial - http://railstutorial.org/ruby-on.
 Railscasts - http://railscasts.com/
 http://ruby.railstutorial.org/ruby-on-rails-tutorial-book
 http://guides.rubyonrails.org
 http://api.rubyonrails.org
 http://ruby-doc.org
The passing time, is only raising the increasing need for catering to
adequate study material and self-read guides to the millions of budding
programmers and software engineers alike, that need good access to
information on ROR, the above furnished links are incidentally, just meant
to give a good start, in this direction; but do not however, contend for
elaborate studies in the subject.
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