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is there any rails tutorials that teaches without the use of rake commands or other rails commands that result in code being auto generated for you or other luxuries that favour productivity over understanding.
If you have trouble following, for example http://ruby.railstutorial.org/book/ruby-on-rails-tutorial (which is basically THE TUTORIAL for Rails) it is very likely that you have trouble with Ruby and not with Rails.
I would suggest that you dig (deeper) into Ruby (codecademy.com has a very nice Ruby branch) and Rails becomes much easier to understand.
At least that was my learning experience!
On the code generation:
It makes sense to generate these stubs because they adhere to the MVC paradigm. If you don't understand that part, do some research on that.
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I'm trying to add autocomplete using the gmaps api within my rails 4 project but as a newcomer I lack of knowledge in the matter.. Does anyone would have links to a good tutorial about gmaps autocomplete api and rails 4 ?
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it seems you are looking for geocomplete.Its very easy to use and You get autocomplete(places names) features in your textbox....take a look at these examples.
you will get a map,customize markers and some dynamic features as well
for example,
//initialize the map
$("addressTextBox").geocomplete();
Git url - https://github.com/ubilabs/geocomplete
...HOPE THIS HELPS
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I've searched github and just can't find a good example of a simple crud app that meets the following criteria:
Rails 4
simple crud operations type app (a todo list, contact manager, a blog/cms, etc)
responsive design (preferably Bootstrap 3)
AJAX crud operations
a live demo url (preferably on heroku)
clean, simple, and slick
updated repo in the last 6 months
Anyone care to share?
Thanks.
Here is one, it's using angular js as well.
You can find the demo here.
I think the code sample in the book “Agile Web Development with Rails” is great. Just go with it.
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i'm looking for recommendations for learning bootstrap-sass with rails 4, I haven't had much luck and would like to know what people think.
I've looked at some Lynda videos but they are using it to organically create sites not with rails, is it the same thing? Is it easy enough to integrate bootstrap like this?
Use "RailsApp" of rails composer script.
Here is the start up application with Rails Composer Gem.
Very useful and nicely documented:
For Rails Bootstrap SASS Tutorial
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I'm new to Rails, and I'm learning that you could save a lot of time by using the right gems. For example, simple_form is great for making forms, and high_voltage is great for making static pages. I've been reading http://learn-rails.com/ruby-on-rails-tutorial-for-beginners and there seem to be a ton of these gems.
So is there a listing of gems that are useful for making Rails apps? Particularly for beginners. (Also, just a thought, but it would be nice if Rails were structured in such a way where these thing were preinstalled, so you could just learn how to do stuff without searching for the right gems all the time.)
EDIT: I've seen blog posts and stuff, but it would be nice if there was a listing that is both 1) somewhat of a consensus, and 2) updated.
I have found https://www.ruby-toolbox.com/ to be very useful.
They have done a good job of dividing by category, showing last activity, etc.. It is not a list of most popular to least, but thats a tough thing to do since most apps have different requirements.
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Does anyone know of a good tutorial or application for asking and answering questions for Ruby on Rails, much like this site (although it probably will be for a very different purpose in the end)?
If you're serious about building this application, I can only suggest to just learn Ruby on Rails and build it yourself, instead of looking for a tutorial. There's plenty of great learning material, and assuming you've got a decent understanding of programming in Ruby, Rails is incredibly easy to get started with. As far as books go, Agile Web Development with Rails definitely gets my recommendation.
Either way, the Rails Guides are probably a good first read, It'll help you understand the basics of MVC and how to build a simple Rails app, so you can jump in and start building your own application. If you run into any problems down the road, post your questions here and I'm sure you'll get the answer you're looking for.
Even if tutorials existed for building every kind of application, knowing what's going on and how to architect your application around your specific needs is really important.