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Am I right in thinking that you are an inexperienced developer who has
been given the job of maintaining an existing app? If so then I think
it would be well worth your while taking some time out to learn the
basics of rails before continuing. If you are being employed to do
this then tell your employer. Otherwise I suggest starting with the
tutorial at railstutorial.org, which is free to use online.
Am I right in thinking that you are an inexperienced developer who has
been given the job of maintaining an existing app? If so then I think
it would be well worth your while taking some time out to learn the
basics of rails before continuing. If you are being employed to do
this then tell your employer. Otherwise I suggest starting with the
tutorial at railstutorial.org, which is free to use online.
Colin
You are right I am new to Rails programming, and I am editing/updating
an existing app for my organization, I am learning along with work but
due to lack of time I cant learn quickly, and also there is too many
things different from Rails version to version.
Anyway thanks a lot the problem resolved now. It was before filter
issue.
You are right I am new to Rails programming, and I am editing/updating
an existing app for my organization, I am learning along with work but
due to lack of time I cant learn quickly, and also there is too many
things different from Rails version to version.
That’s OK, I am sure people here will continue willingly to give their
time freely so that your organisation can save on the cost of training
you in the basics of Ruby and Rails.
Colin
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