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Incommensurate

A. Movchan,S. Sorokin,Ö. Selsilartist. Being an artist is essential for coming up with big ideas and being flexible enough to take unique approaches. Being a scientist is essential to understanding how and why certain methodologies need to be taken into account, and to approach testing and debugging from a logical perspective, rather than an emotional one.

Minikin

A. Movchan,S. Sorokin,Ö. Selsilve into the world of real software development and develop a full, though very basic, Ruby application with a basic set of features. Once we’ve developed and tested the basic application, we’ll look at different ways to extend it to become more useful. On our way, we’ll cover some new facets of development that haven’t been mentioned so far.

FADE

I. Westram,D. C. Lupascu,J. Rödel 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 scripts and applications.

悠然

H. Tobushi,K. Okumura,M. Endo,S. Hayashi 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 three.

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MIRTH

https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-4131-4o 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 other developers within your own applications so that you don’t need to reinvent the wheel every time you create a new program.

甜瓜

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-5520-5s chapter rounds off the mandatory knowledge that any proficient Ruby programmer should have. This means that although this chapter will jump between several different topics, each is essential to becoming a professional Ruby developer.