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The Ruby Workshop

You're reading from   The Ruby Workshop Develop powerful applications by writing clean, expressive code with Ruby and Ruby on Rails

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2019
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781838642365
Length 544 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Dániel Szabó Dániel Szabó
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Akshat Paul Akshat Paul
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Peter Philips Peter Philips
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Cheyne Wallace Cheyne Wallace
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Table of Contents (14) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Writing and Running Ruby Programs 2. Ruby Data Types and Operations FREE CHAPTER 3. Program Flow Ruby Methods 5. Object-Oriented programming with Ruby 6. Modules and Mixins 7. Introduction to Ruby Gems 8. Debugging with Ruby 9. Ruby Beyond the Basics l 10. Ruby Beyond the Basics ll 11. Introduction to Ruby on Rails l 12. Introduction to Ruby on Rails ll Appendix

12. Introduction to Ruby on Rails II

Activity 12.01: Create a Blog Application and Host It Live on a Cloud Platform

Solution

Part I – Create a blog application with the following features

  1. Create a new application and run the following command from Terminal:
    $ rails new blog

    The output should be as follows:

    Figure 12.28: Initializing a new application

  2. Go into the blog directory and run the following scaffolding command from Terminal to generate MVC files and a folder structure for post:
    $ cd blog 
    $ rails generate scaffold post title:string body:text

    The output should be as follows:

    Figure 12.29: Using scaffolding to create files and a folder structure

    Figure 12.29: Using scaffolding to create files and a folder structure

  3. The scaffold command creates a lot of files and folder structures, essentially creating all the files required for CRUD operations. It has a model, a controller, migration, and views all generated in one go. Scaffolding is very powerful syntactic sugar, doing a lot of repetitive tasks quickly and saving time.
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