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List:       ruby-talk
Subject:    Re: Debug
From:       Robert <rfenney () fentek ! com>
Date:       2007-09-17 6:11:59
Message-ID: 46EE1A95.9060504 () fentek ! com
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John Joyce wrote:
>
> On Sep 16, 2007, at 10:17 PM, coolgeng coolgeng wrote:
>
>> Thanks a lot. When I disabled this line, the program do work.
>> But if I would like to reserve this function and not discard this 
>> line, what
>> should I do?
>>
>>
> From this point on it is HIGHLY recommended to buy a book. Especially 
> the Agile Web Development With Rails book.
> It's all in there. (not necessarily in the order you might expect, but 
> it's in there)
> If you're really new to web development, you should go for the Rails 
> book from SitePoint publishing.
> It's a perfect newbie book, but you'll still want to have AWDWR.
> Also, do not neglect the Ruby on Rails web site. There is lots of info 
> there too.
> The Rails Talk group is also helpful, but you'll do better to go there 
> after you've learnt the basics of Rails.
> Don't worry, Rails basics are not that tough. A lot of frameworks in 
> other languages are a LOT more convoluted (sometimes just by the 
> language they're written in)
> Oh one more. keep a browser window open to the Rails API !!! It's 
> quite good and extremely useful in learning and more.
>
> but you really should try to keep questions for this list to Ruby 
> specific things.
> some Rails stuff is Ruby specific, but so far this isn't.
Also look at RailsSpace I have both and RailsSpace does a good job of 
providing information you would have to dig for in the Agile book.

-r


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