I was googling for some kind of tutorial or getting started for
ActiveSupport.
Other than going through the extensive rubydoc is there any post/blog
that lists some of the salient or most useful/ most popular features for
a new comer.
What are your favorite or most used classes/features ?
I am essentially developing stand-alone apps on the command line - not
web.
One tip I found was date time related:
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Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
A new guide covering the core extensions is about to be out with Rails
3, the edge version is online
Active Support Core Extensions — Ruby on Rails Guides
It is a reference rather than a tutorial, but you have there
everything in one place. Also I've tried hard to provide non-toy
examples (some extracted from Rails, its main client), and explore
edge cases and stuff that is not normally covered in existing
material.
On Mon, Jun 7, 2010 at 9:04 AM, R.. Kumar <sentinel1879@gmail.com> wrote:
I was googling for some kind of tutorial or getting started for
ActiveSupport.Other than going through the extensive rubydoc is there any post/blog
that lists some of the salient or most useful/ most popular features for
a new comer.What are your favorite or most used classes/features ?
I am essentially developing stand-alone apps on the command line - not
web.