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CheFF2010-12-16 21:41:59
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CheFF, 2010-12-16 21:41:59

Rails 3 cheat sheets?

I started studying Rails, in principle I am familiar with MVC, so it is not difficult to master it. The only problem is that it is difficult to keep in mind a lot of "chips" of this framework. Therefore, I would like you to advise cheat sheets (cheat sheets) with the maximum possible amount of information that could be printed and peeped into them.
As I understand it, rails evolve at a very fast rate, losing compatibility with previous versions, so I would like to have the most up-to-date information at the moment. On the Internet there are only tables of two or three years ago.

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Xarakternik, 2011-02-19
@Xarakternik

I just noticed that rusrails.ru is up on Joomla! and nginx. This is a fail, comrades.

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Alexander G, 2010-12-20
@devosx

Find it, write where ;)

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DeNnEr, 2010-12-20
@DeNnEr

In fact, the transition from 2 to 3 is the only difficult transition, a big jump with loss of compatibility. Prior to this, there were almost no problems at all.
And so I can only advise rusrails.ru , where you can read about the main points during the development of any applications.

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v1z, 2010-12-21
@v1z

A collection of documentation is here:
apidock.com/ruby
apidock.com/rails
You can just read about what you are currently working with and see how it can be upgraded or used more efficiently

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Avant, 2010-12-21
@Avant

railsapi.com/
Here is a handy documentation, maybe off topic =)

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mardy_bum, 2010-12-30
@mardy_bum

Here are the new topical Rails 3 Cheat Sheets

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