Beginning Ruby on Rails E-Commerce
Beginning Ruby on Rails E-Commerce is for people who want to learn how to build realworld professional web applications using Rails best practices. We put a specific emphasis on e-commerce by showing you how to build an online bookstore, including a shopping cart, catalog, forum, and other functi...
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| Định dạng: | Sách |
| Ngôn ngữ: | English |
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2012
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| Truy cập trực tuyến: | https://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/thuvienso/handle/DLU123456789/30815 |
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| Tóm tắt: | Beginning Ruby on Rails E-Commerce is for people who want to learn how to build realworld
professional web applications using Rails best practices. We put a specific emphasis
on e-commerce by showing you how to build an online bookstore, including a shopping
cart, catalog, forum, and other functionality. On the front-end, we guide you through
important technologies like Ajax, syndication, tagging, and internationalization. On the
back-end, we show you how to integrate with payment gateways, use ActiveRecord and
the Ferret search engine, and many other techniques.
This book is also targeted at people who already have written an application or two
using Rails, but who want to learn more about how test-driven development (TDD) can
improve the quality of their code, and how to go beyond the standard test features built
inside Rails.
We will guide you through all the phases of a professional e-commerce project, from
concept to production deployment and maintenance. In the first chapters, we show you
how to jump-start your project and build a good, solid foundation for it, using agile practices
like TDD. In later chapters, we dig deeper into Ruby on Rails, covering common
requirements, such as translating your application into multiple languages and debugging
production problems.
Beginning Ruby on Rails E-Commerce is not intended to be a reference manual for Ruby
on Rails. You can find many online resources and other books that provide a complete reference
to the Ruby on Rails API and features, and these are mentioned throughout this book. |
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