Titlebook: Beginning Ruby; From Novice to Profe Peter Cooper Book 20163rd edition Peter Cooper 2016 Ruby.web frameworks.web development.memory managem

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Solid Mechanics and Its Applicationsline of code we’ve used in the small projects so far has been written specifically for that project from scratch. In this chapter, we’ll look at how to build larger projects with Ruby, and how to reuse code written previously. Finally, we’ll look at how to use code already written and prepared by ot

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George J. Dvorak,Yehia A. Bahei-El-Din tasks aren’t what most people think of as “development,” but are as important to the overall process as general coding tasks. Without documenting, debugging, and testing your code, it’s unlikely that anyone but you could work on the code with much success, and you run the risk of releasing faulty s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-9557-3onal chapter in the second part of the book, and although we’ll be covering useful libraries, frameworks, and Ruby-related technologies in Part 3, this chapter rounds off the mandatory knowledge that any proficient Ruby programmer should have. This means that although this chapter will jump between

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V. L. Sateesh,C. S. Upadhyay,C. Venkatesan design patterns for developing web applications. If you want to develop something useful for the Web, you’ll probably find a web application framework very useful, and Ruby has a wonderful selection of them, of which we’ll look at two: Rails and Sinatra.

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David Marsal,Pierre Ladevèze,Gilles Lubineaues covering a vast array of functionality, from networking and Internet access to file parsing and compression. The libraries in this chapter are in alphabetical order, and each library starts on a new page with the name as the page header for easy browsing.

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Carlo Sansour,Franz G. KollmannRuby is a popular programming language, but not many computers have it perfectly installed by default. This chapter takes you through the steps necessary to get Ruby working on your computer.