I have learned a lot

I am still not giving up, and I put all my free time and energy resources to learn something new about Ruby on Rails. I have learned what are Models, Controllers and Views for. I knew it, from the theoretical side much earlier, but while reading the book (which by the way was written with a lot of thought) I am starting to see much broader scope of this whole Rails framework.

I have also learned working with databases. However I still do not know which one should I use? Should it be SQLite 3 due to its simplicity or maybe MySQL because of its better performance. If you have some thoughts on this issue I will be glad to to read them.

Best regards,
Bartek

Ruby, Ruby, Ruby

The chapter "Introduction to Ruby" in the Book "Foundation Rails 2.0" have cleared and systematized a lot of issues about Ruby in my head. It is really worth reading, because it will give you a lot of basic knowledge about Ruby, and the way the things are brought to you by the author is very easy to understand. So it is definitely the chapter that is worth going through if you are not familiarized with Ruby.

Now going strictly to the Rails. I hope it will go much smoother than the last times.

Wish me luck!

Foundation Rails 2

I'm still reading the book. I went through first 50 pages and I have to say that for now the book is conveying ideas quite well. I like the way the book is written. It has good introduction briefly describing what is objected oriented programming.

First chapter is devoted to Ruby which is great because I think you have to have at least basic knowledge about Ruby.

I have had enough reading for today.

I'll be back! ;)