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Ruby on rails without knowledge of any languages?
I took a course on try ruby and codecademy, I know the ruby syntax well, before that I had no experience with languages, I was engaged in css/html/jquery layout, and I knew php a little. Is it possible to switch to rails and already understand it on test projects, while reading the documentation in parallel, won't I become a shit coder? Or is it better to go deeper into php and then just switch to ruby on rails?
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> Whether it is possible to pass to rails Whether
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whether I become govnokodera
One does not depend on another. Try to use best practices, learn new things, improve old things, try to find the best approach to solving a problem. Work on basic knowledge. In most cases, govnokod goes not because a person knows the syntax somewhere poorly, but because he simply does not see problems in what he writes.
> or it's better to delve into php PHP
has nothing to do with ruby and reals. OOP is here and there, design patterns, algorithms and other bases - obviously too. If you want to dig into the RoR stack - delve into Ruby and Rails (here it is used as 2 separate entities), php will not play a role.
There is no concept to go, there is a concept to program on any instrument. They cross the road.
>Is it possible to switch to rails
Come, we allow.
>won't I become a shitcoder A
shitcoder is a person who writes poorly readable and poorly maintained code. If you plan to write such code, then perhaps you will. And if you don't plan, you won't.
>or it's better to go deeper into php
. The language doesn't matter. Can PCP cook it. Sea of vacancies, salaries are comparable. If ruby is easy for you, and php is hard, it makes sense to try to change it.
I would not change, but look away (laravel, symfony, phalcon)
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