Ruby on Rails Interview Questions and Answers for all Ruby Lovers

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Hello guys I have gathered some interview questions with answers in my
Blog.

Hope people here will found this helpful.
Please let me know if any mistakes there. You guys can comment over
there
it self in the comment box.
Waiting for some positive Comments and Suggestions. Don’t forget to
share
it among your friends if you really found this one helpful. In the
coming
days I will upgrade it with some more important questions and answers.
Just
Keep in touch.

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On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 4:47 AM, Samir [email protected]
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Hello guys I have gathered some interview questions with answers in my Blog.
Technoscrum.blogspot.com: Ruby on Rails Interview Questions & Answers

Hope people here will found this helpful.
Please let me know if any mistakes there. You guys can comment over there it
self in the comment box.
Waiting for some positive Comments and Suggestions. Don’t forget to share it
among your friends if you really found this one helpful. In the coming days
I will upgrade it with some more important questions and answers. Just Keep
in touch.

Ruby on Rails is written in Ruby and Ruby is written in C.

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:slight_smile: Okay… I will definitely update this… Thanks a lot… You can
suggest
even more if any mistake there… Please

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I really Appreciate your view Peter… I will definitely enhance these
things in the earliest. I will really thankful to you if you can suggest
more…
Hmm. Not sure about this:

For example if I asked you this question: “What are the servers
supported
by ruby on rails?”
And you answered “Generally Webrick is a prefered server to run ROR”

You would have failed the interview there and then.

Also most of the advantages cited for RoR have nothing to do with RoR
and
are in fact advantages of Ruby. Which means that they would also apply
to
Sinatra. If you can not distinguish between Ruby and RoR then you have
much
to learn.

Also if I was given interview questions like this I would leave the
interview.

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Hmm. Not sure about this:

For example if I asked you this question: “What are the servers
supported
by ruby on rails?”
And you answered “Generally Webrick is a prefered server to run ROR”

You would have failed the interview there and then.

Also most of the advantages cited for RoR have nothing to do with RoR
and
are in fact advantages of Ruby. Which means that they would also apply
to
Sinatra. If you can not distinguish between Ruby and RoR then you have
much
to learn.

Also if I was given interview questions like this I would leave the
interview.