Rails Cookbook (Cookbooks (OReilly)) - page 1
- Rails Cookbook
- Rails Cookbook
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Foreword
- Preface
- Chapter 1. Getting Started
- Section 1.0. Introduction
- Recipe 1.1. Joining the Rails Community
- Recipe 1.2. Finding Documentation
- Recipe 1.3. Installing MySQL
- Recipe 1.4. Installing PostgreSQL
- Recipe 1.5. Installing Rails
- Recipe 1.6. Fixing Ruby and Installing Rails on OS X 10.4 Tiger
- Recipe 1.7. Running Rails in OS X with Locomotive
- Recipe 1.8. Running Rails in Windows with Instant Rails
- Recipe 1.9. Updating Rails with RubyGems
- Recipe 1.10. Getting Your Rails Project into Subversion
- Chapter 2. Rails Development
- Section 2.0. Introduction
- Recipe 2.1. Creating a Rails Project
- Recipe 2.2. Jump-Starting Development with Scaffolding
- Recipe 2.3. Speeding Up Rails Development with Mongrel
- Recipe 2.4. Enhancing Windows Development with Cygwin
- Recipe 2.5. Understanding Pluralization Patterns in Rails
- Recipe 2.6. Developing Rails in OS X with TextMate
- Recipe 2.7. Cross-Platform Developing with RadRails
- Recipe 2.8. Installing and Running Edge Rails
- Recipe 2.9. Setting Up Passwordless Authentication with SSH
- Recipe 2.10. Generating RDoc for Your Rails Application
- Recipe 2.11. Creating Full-Featured CRUD Applications with Streamlined
- Chapter 3. Active Record
- Section 3.0. Introduction
- Recipe 3.1. Setting Up a Relational Database to Use with Rails
- Recipe 3.2. Programmatically Defining Database Schema
- Recipe 3.3. Developing Your Database with Migrations
- Recipe 3.4. Modeling a Database with Active Record
- Recipe 3.5. Inspecting Model Relationships from the Rails Console
- Recipe 3.6. Accessing Your Data via Active Record
- Recipe 3.7. Retrieving Records with find
- Recipe 3.8. Iterating Over an Active Record Result Set
- Recipe 3.9. Retrieving Data Efficiently with Eager Loading
- Recipe 3.10. Updating an Active Record Object
- Recipe 3.11. Enforcing Data Integrity with Active Record Validations
- Recipe 3.12. Executing Custom Queries with find_by_sql
- Recipe 3.13. Protecting Against Race Conditions with Transactions
- Recipe 3.14. Adding Sort Capabilities to a Model with acts_as_list
- Recipe 3.15. Performing a Task Whenever a Model Object Is Created
- Recipe 3.16. Modeling a Threaded Forum with acts_as_nested_set
- Recipe 3.17. Creating a Directory of Nested Topics with acts_as_tree
- Recipe 3.18. Avoiding Race Conditions with Optimistic Locking
- Recipe 3.19. Handling Tables with Legacy Naming Conventions
- Recipe 3.20. Automating Record Timestamping
- Recipe 3.21. Factoring Out Common Relationships with Polymorphic Associations
- Recipe 3.22. Mixing Join Models and Polymorphism for Flexible Data Modeling
- Chapter 4. Action Controller
- Section 4.0. Introduction
- Recipe 4.1. Accessing Form Data from a Controller
- Recipe 4.2. Changing an Application s Default Page
- Recipe 4.3. Clarifying Your Code with Named Routes
- Recipe 4.4. Configuring Customized Routing Behavior
- Recipe 4.5. Displaying Alert Messages with Flash
- Recipe 4.6. Extending the Life of a Flash Message
- Recipe 4.7. Following Actions with Redirects
- Recipe 4.8. Generating URLs Dynamically
- Recipe 4.9. Inspecting Requests with Filters
- Recipe 4.10. Logging with Filters
- Recipe 4.11. Rendering Actions
- Recipe 4.12. Restricting Access to Controller Methods
- Recipe 4.13. Sending Files or Data Streams to the Browser
- Recipe 4.14. Storing Session Information in a Database
- Recipe 4.15. Tracking Information with Sessions
- Recipe 4.16. Using Filters for Authentication
- Chapter 5. Action View
- Section 5.0. Introduction
- Recipe 5.1. Simplifying Templates with View Helpers
- Recipe 5.2. Displaying Large Datasets with Pagination
- Recipe 5.3. Creating a Sticky Select List
- Recipe 5.4. Editing Many-to-Many Relationships with Multiselect Lists
- Recipe 5.5. Factoring Out Common Display Code with Layouts
