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For those of us who have already gone through the first edition of his tutorials, would anyone have any books they would add that are essential for learning Rails in depth?
http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596516178.do
Know the fundamentals.
I've worked through most of the 2nd edition PDF when it first came out though received an email this afternoon stating "I'd also like to note that the latest PDF incorporates lots of improvements (including some big ones) discovered in the course of making the screencasts." Out of curiosity do you have a list of big improvements between the initial 2nd edition PDF and the most up to date release?
http://ruby.railstutorial.org/chapters/following-users?versi...
and
http://ruby.railstutorial.org/chapters/following-users#sec:s...
to see the difference.
Thank you so much for your effort and patience Michael. These video tutorials and the accompanying ebook are amazing resources for beginners.
Glad to hear it! I really appreciate the support.
For those of us who have already gone through the first edition of his tutorials, would anyone have any books they would add that are essential for learning Rails in depth?
For those of us who have already gone through the first edition of his tutorials, would anyone have any books they would add that are essential for learning Rails in depth?
The bundle was $95 yesterday. I still will be buying it at the weekend though.
In the spirit of HN, where would you go if you wanted to pirate the screencasts (the most recent ones of course, the old ones are all over demonoid)