Ruby for the REST of Us: Using Ruby and REST to Integrate with Amazon S3
Have you heard of Ruby? How about REST? Are you interested in a cheap, unlimited Web-based data storage service that uses the storage and network infrastructure of Amazon.com, the largest online retailer in the world? If so, this article is for you.
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Ruby on Rails: All Aboard the Fast Train to Web Application Development
Find out why so many people are talking about Ruby on Rails and how you can get up and running quickly.
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Skip the CRUD: Building a Simple Database Backed Web Application Using Ruby on Rails
Connect your web application to a MySQL database using Ruby on Rails. Than add CRUD (Create, Read, Update, and Delete) support to that web application.
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Change your View: Enhancing the User Interface of a Ruby on Rails Application
Take a brief tour of Ruby on Rails and discover how to get your first simple Ruby on Rails web application up and running.
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RJS Templates: Adding Some Ajax Goodness to Rails
Discover how to use the RJS Template feature of Rails to add Ajax functionality to your Rails application. Ajax and Rails together are a powerful combination, and can not only enhance the user experience of your Rails application, but also increase performance because fewer page reloads are necessary to perform tasks.
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REXML: Proccessing XML in Ruby
Take a look at the REXML library and see how you can use it to process XML within your Ruby or Rails application. REXML makes adding XML support to your application a breeze, with a quick learning curve.
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For Java Developers Who Want to Work With Ruby
JRuby: Java and Ruby Together at Last
Discover what happens when you join Ruby, the red-hot dynamic programming language with Java, the leading object-oriented software development language
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Running Your First Rails Application on JRuby
Work step-by-step to install Rails into your JRuby installation and get a simple Rails application up and running.
