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title: "Learn Rails and build web apps" |
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Correct capitalization may be needed here.
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Wikipedia uses "web apps" while google seems to use "Web Apps" ( ref ).
So I'm changing it to "Web Apps".
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I was talking about "build" as well, but I think either of WebApps, Webapps and Web Apps should be fine
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Is capitalization of Build correct ? I'm at a loss here.
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Most of you would have learnt/seen HTML & CSS based static web pages.<br> |
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I think it makes sense to avoid <br>
and use a newline instead, since we use markdowny of syntax everywhere else anyway. For example,
a <br>
b
can be written as
a
b
So this applies to all places I think.
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The second way was creating an extra blank line which I wanted to avoid
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It's like that in markdown so let's stick to it 😛
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* You don't need to be proficient in Ruby to learn Rails. [Rails book chapter 4](https://www.railstutorial.org/book/rails_flavored_ruby) covers most of ruby you'll need. A point to note is that rails in itself has lots of | ||
functionality so it is better to use them instead of writing Ruby code for them. | ||
* The chapter on MVC (Model View Controller) forms the basis of Rails web app so its recommended |
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I was thinking, is it possible to write a post on MVC and have rails as an example? MVC is a basic topic which is applicable to a large class of applications; so we could do MVC and then explain Rails a bit as an example. Thoughts?
I mean MVC is used not just in webapps but also in certain desktop applications So this would be interesting and useful.
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I feel under-qualified to write such a blog on MVC. I only have a basic understanding.
Maybe after learning it more, I can.
tutorials (for me) ? 😛
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Perhaps another article on MVC ?
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@milindl Did I do justice ? 😛