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Ruby Cookbook Authors: Carlson L., Richardson L. Published year: Pages: 1/399 |
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- Recipe 14.17. Setting Cookies and Other HTTP Response Headers
- Recipe 14.18. Handling File Uploads via CGI
- Recipe 14.19. Running Servlets with WEBrick
- Recipe 14.20. A Real-World HTTP Client
- Chapter 15. Web Development: Ruby on Rails
- Recipe 15.1. Writing a Simple Rails Application to Show System Status
- Recipe 15.2. Passing Data from the Controller to the View
- Recipe 15.3. Creating a Layout for Your Header and Footer
- Recipe 15.4. Redirecting to a Different Location
- Recipe 15.5. Displaying Templates with Render
- Recipe 15.6. Integrating a Database with Your Rails Application
- Recipe 15.7. Understanding Pluralization Rules
- Recipe 15.8. Creating a Login System
- Recipe 15.9. Storing Hashed User Passwords in the Database
- Recipe 15.10. Escaping HTML and JavaScript for Display
- Recipe 15.11. Setting and Retrieving Session Information
- Recipe 15.12. Setting and Retrieving Cookies
- Recipe 15.13. Extracting Code into Helper Functions
- Recipe 15.14. Refactoring the View into Partial Snippets of Views
- Recipe 15.15. Adding DHTML Effects with script.aculo.us
- Recipe 15.16. Generating Forms for Manipulating Model Objects
- Recipe 15.17. Creating an Ajax Form
- Recipe 15.18. Exposing Web Services on Your Web Site
- Recipe 15.19. Sending Mail with Rails
- Recipe 15.20. Automatically Sending Error Messages to Your Email
- Recipe 15.21. Documenting Your Web Site
- Recipe 15.22. Unit Testing Your Web Site
- Recipe 15.23. Using breakpoint in Your Web Application
- Chapter 16. Web Services and Distributed Programming
- Recipe 16.1. Searching for Books on Amazon
- Recipe 16.2. Finding Photos on Flickr
- Recipe 16.3. Writing an XML-RPC Client
- Recipe 16.4. Writing a SOAP Client
- Recipe 16.5. Writing a SOAP Server
- Recipe 16.6. Searching the Web with Google s SOAP Service
- Recipe 16.7. Using a WSDL File to Make SOAP Calls Easier
- Recipe 16.8. Charging a Credit Card
- Recipe 16.9. Finding the Cost to Ship Packages via UPS or FedEx
- Recipe 16.10. Sharing a Hash Between Any Number of Computers
- Recipe 16.11. Implementing a Distributed Queue
- Recipe 16.12. Creating a Shared
- Recipe 16.13. Securing DRb Services with Access Control Lists
- Recipe 16.14. Automatically Discovering DRb Services with Rinda
- Recipe 16.15. Proxying Objects That Can t Be Distributed
- Recipe 16.16. Storing Data on Distributed RAM with MemCached
- Recipe 16.17. Caching Expensive Results with MemCached
- Recipe 16.18. A Remote-Controlled Jukebox
- Chapter 17. Testing, Debugging, Optimizing, and Documenting
- Recipe 17.1. Running Code Only in Debug Mode
- Recipe 17.2. Raising an Exception
- Recipe 17.3. Handling an Exception
- Recipe 17.4. Rerunning After an Exception
- Recipe 17.5. Adding Logging to Your Application
- Recipe 17.6. Creating and Understanding Tracebacks
- Recipe 17.7. Writing Unit Tests
- Recipe 17.8. Running Unit Tests
- Recipe 17.9. Testing Code That Uses External Resources
- Recipe 17.10. Using breakpoint to Inspect and Change the State of Your Application
- Recipe 17.11. Documenting Your Application
- Recipe 17.12. Profiling Your Application
- Recipe 17.13. Benchmarking Competing Solutions
- Recipe 17.14. Running Multiple Analysis Tools at Once
- Recipe 17.15. Who s Calling That Method? A Call Graph Analyzer
- Chapter 18. Packaging and Distributing Software
- Recipe 18.1. Finding Libraries by Querying Gem Respositories
- Recipe 18.2. Installing and Using a Gem
- Recipe 18.3. Requiring a Specific Version of a Gem
- Recipe 18.4. Uninstalling a Gem
- Recipe 18.5. Reading Documentation for Installed Gems
- Recipe 18.6. Packaging Your Code as a Gem
- Recipe 18.7. Distributing Your Gems
- Recipe 18.8. Installing and Creating Standalone Packages with setup.rb
- Chapter 19. Automating Tasks with Rake
- Recipe 19.1. Automatically Running Unit Tests
- Recipe 19.2. Automatically Generating Documentation
- Recipe 19.3. Cleaning Up Generated Files
- Recipe 19.4. Automatically Building a Gem
- Recipe 19.5. Gathering Statistics About Your Code
- Recipe 19.6. Publishing Your Documentation
- Recipe 19.7. Running Multiple Tasks in Parallel
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Ruby Cookbook Authors: Carlson L., Richardson L. Published year: Pages: 1/399 |
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