Most web applications have many more model objects exposed on the backend, or admin side, than they do on the front. Coding interfaces for all those models is redundant and a waste of resources when all you need is CRUD functionality that’s smart enough
* Blog * API * About Kiko is a great, dead simple calendar you can use right in your web browser Kiko is developed and hosted on an open-source application stack: * LigHTTPD on Debian GNU/Linux * the PostgreSQL database * Ruby on Rails
A former student asked me a few days ago how I learned Ruby on Rails. The answer was that I simply read alot of great tutorials. So in the spirit of sharing, here are the 12 tutorials that I found most useful:
MonoRail From Castle Getting Started A MonoRail introductory tutorial MonoRail (former Castle on Rails) is a MVC web framework inspired on Action Pack. The Action Pack way of development is extremely productive, very intuitive and easily testable.