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Rails Cookbook (Cookbooks (OReilly))
Rails Cookbook (Cookbooks (OReilly))
ISBN: 0596527314
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2007
Pages: 250
Authors:
Rob Orsini
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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
Recipe 5.6. Defining a Default Application Layout
Recipe 5.7. Generating XML with Builder Templates
Recipe 5.8. Generating RSS Feeds from Active Record Data
Recipe 5.9. Reusing Page Elements with Partials
Recipe 5.10. Processing Dynamically Created Input Fields
Recipe 5.11. Customizing the Behavior of Standard Helpers
Recipe 5.12. Creating a Web Form with Form Helpers
Recipe 5.13. Formatting Dates, Times, and Currencies
Recipe 5.14. Personalizing User Profiles with Gravatars
Recipe 5.15. Avoiding Harmful Code in Views with Liquid Templates
Recipe 5.16. Globalizing Your Rails Application
Chapter 6. RESTful Development
Section 6.0. Introduction
Recipe 6.1. Creating Nested Resources
Recipe 6.2. Supporting Alternative Data Formats by MIME Type
Recipe 6.3. Modeling Relationships RESTfully with Join Models
Recipe 6.4. Moving Beyond Simple CRUD with RESTful Resources
Recipe 6.5. Consuming Complex Nested REST Resources
Recipe 6.6. Developing Your Rails Applications RESTfully
Chapter 7. Rails Application Testing
Section 7.0. Introduction
Recipe 7.1. Centralizing the Creation of Objects Common to Test Cases
Recipe 7.2. Creating Fixtures for Many-to-Many Associations
Recipe 7.3. Importing Test Data with CSV Fixtures
Recipe 7.4. Including Dynamic Data in Fixtures with ERb
Recipe 7.5. Initializing a Test Database
Recipe 7.6. Interactively Testing Controllers from the Rails Console
Recipe 7.7. Interpreting the Output of Test::Unit
Recipe 7.8. Loading Test Data with YAML Fixtures
Recipe 7.9. Monitoring Test Coverage with rake stats
Recipe 7.10. Running Tests with Rake
Recipe 7.11. Speeding Up Tests with Transactional Fixtures
Recipe 7.12. Testing Across Controllers with Integration Tests
Recipe 7.13. Testing Controllers with Functional Tests
Recipe 7.14. Examining the Contents of Cookie
Recipe 7.15. Testing Custom and Named Routes
Recipe 7.16. Testing HTTP Requests with Response-Related Assertions
Recipe 7.17. Testing a Model with Unit Tests
Recipe 7.18. Unit Testing Model Validations
Recipe 7.19. Verifying DOM Structure with Tag-Related Assertions
Recipe 7.20. Writing Custom Assertions
Recipe 7.21. Testing File Upload
Recipe 7.22. Modifying the Default Behavior of a Class for Testing by Using Mocks
Recipe 7.23. Improving Feedback by Running Tests Continuously
Recipe 7.24. Analyzing Code Coverage with Rcov
Chapter 8. JavaScript and Ajax
Section 8.0. Introduction
Recipe 8.1. Adding DOM Elements to a Page
Recipe 8.2. Creating a Custom Report with Drag and Drop
Recipe 8.3. Dynamically Adding Items to a Select List
Recipe 8.4. Monitoring the Content Length of a Textarea
Recipe 8.5. Updating Page Elements with RJS Templates
Recipe 8.6. Inserting JavaScript into Templates
Recipe 8.7. Letting a User Reorder a List
Recipe 8.8. Autocompleting a Text Field
Recipe 8.9. Searching for and Highlighting Text Dynamically
Recipe 8.10. Enhancing the User Interface with Visual Effects
Recipe 8.11. Implementing a Live Search
Recipe 8.12. Editing Fields in Place
Recipe 8.13. Creating an Ajax Progress Indicator
Chapter 9. Action Mailer
Section 9.0. Introduction
Recipe 9.1. Configuring Rails to Send Email
Recipe 9.2. Creating a Custom Mailer Class with the Mailer Generator
Recipe 9.3. Formatting Email Messages Using Templates
Recipe 9.4. Attaching Files to Email Messages
Recipe 9.5. Sending Email from a Rails Application
Recipe 9.6. Receiving Email with Action Mailer
Chapter 10. Debugging Rails Applications
Section 10.0. Introduction
Recipe 10.1. Exploring Rails from the Console
Recipe 10.2. Fixing Bugs at the Source with Ruby -cw
Recipe 10.3. Debugging Your Application in Real Time with the breakpointer
Recipe 10.4. Logging with the Built-in Rails Logger Class
Recipe 10.5. Writing Debugging Information to a File
Recipe 10.6. Emailing Application Exceptions
Recipe 10.7. Outputting Environment Information in Views
Recipe 10.8. Displaying Object Contents with Exceptions
Recipe 10.9. Filtering Development Logs in Real Time
Recipe 10.10. Debugging HTTP Communication with Firefox Extensions
Recipe 10.11. Debugging Your JavaScript in Real Time with the JavaScript Shell
Recipe 10.12. Debugging Your Code Interactively with ruby-debug
Chapter 11. Security
Section 11.0. Introduction
Recipe 11.1. Hardening Your Systems with Strong Passwords
Recipe 11.2. Protecting Queries from SQL Injection
Recipe 11.3. Guarding Against Cross-Site Scripting Attacks
Recipe 11.4. Restricting Access to Public Methods or Actions
Recipe 11.5. Securing Your Server by Closing Unnecessary Ports
Chapter 12. Performance
Section 12.0. Introduction
Recipe 12.1. Measuring Web Server Performance with Httperf
Recipe 12.2. Benchmarking Portions of Your Application Code
Recipe 12.3. Improving Performance by Caching Static Pages
Recipe 12.4. Expiring Cached Pages
Recipe 12.5. Mixing Static and Dynamic Content with Fragment Caching
Recipe 12.6. Filtering Cached Pages with Action Caching
Recipe 12.7. Speeding Up Data Access Times with memcached
Recipe 12.8. Increasing Performance by Caching Post-Processed Content
Chapter 13. Hosting and Deployment
Section 13.0. Introduction
Recipe 13.1. Hosting Rails Using Apache 1.3 and mod_fastcgi
Recipe 13.2. Managing Multiple Mongrel Processes with mongrel_cluster
Recipe 13.3. Hosting Rails with Apache 2.2, mod_proxy_balancer, and Mongrel
Recipe 13.4. Deploying Rails with Pound in Front of Mongrel, Lighttpd, and Apache
Recipe 13.5. Customizing Pound s Logging with cronolog
Recipe 13.6. Configuring Pound with SSL Support
Recipe 13.7. Simple Load Balancing with Pen
Recipe 13.8. Deploying Your Rails Project with Capistrano
Recipe 13.9. Deploying Your Application to Multiple Environments with Capistrano
Recipe 13.10. Deploying with Capistrano When You Can t Access Subversion
Recipe 13.11. Deploying with Capistrano and mongrel_cluster
Recipe 13.12. Disabling Your Web Site During Maintenance
Recipe 13.13. Writing Custom Capistrano Tasks
Recipe 13.14. Cleaning Up Residual Session Records
Chapter 14. Extending Rails with Plug-ins
Section 14.0. Introduction
Recipe 14.1. Finding Third-Party Plug-ins
Recipe 14.2. Installing Plug-ins
Recipe 14.3. Manipulating Record Versions with acts_as_versioned
Recipe 14.4. Building Authentication with acts_as_authenticated
Recipe 14.5. Simplifying Folksonomy with the acts_as_taggable
Recipe 14.6. Extending Active Record with acts_as
Recipe 14.7. Adding View Helpers to Rails as Plug-ins
Recipe 14.8. Uploading Files with file_column
Recipe 14.9. Uploading Files with acts_as_attachment
Recipe 14.10. Disabling Records Instead of Deleting Them with acts_as_paranoid
Recipe 14.11. Adding More Elaborate Authentication Using the Login Engine
Chapter 15. Graphics
Section 15.0. Introduction
Recipe 15.1. Installing RMagick for Image Processing
Recipe 15.2. Uploading Images to a Database
Recipe 15.3. Serving Images Directly from a Database
Recipe 15.4. Creating Resized Thumbnails with RMagick
Recipe 15.5. Generating PDF Documents
Recipe 15.6. Visually Displaying Data with Gruff
Recipe 15.7. Creating Small, Informative Graphs with Sparklines
Appendix A. Migrating to Rails 1.2
Action Controller
Active Record
Action View
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Rails Cookbook (Cookbooks (OReilly))
ISBN: 0596527314
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2007
Pages: 250
Authors:
Rob Orsini
BUY ON AMAZON
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Oracle Developer Forms Techniques
Advanced GUI Development: Developing Beyond GUI
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Smart Classes and Smart Triggers - How Smart Are They?
Intelligence with Regard to Form Object Properties
Preventing Validation of WHEN-VALIDATE-ITEM for Control Items During Query Time
Building Web Applications with UML (2nd Edition)
Dynamic Clients
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Data Collection, Notification, and Error Reporting
Mapping Network Printers and Disks
Scheduling Script Execution
Maintaining a 30-Day Summary Log Archive
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Forcibly Logging a User Out
Monitoring Interface Traffic
Checking NTP Status
Viewing Routes to a Particular Prefix
Viewing Multicast Routes
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