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Ruby和rails都看起来不错,但文档虽然庞大,但似乎是所有教程都针对那些没有作为程序员或网页开发人员经验的人,或者是如何为已经使用过的人员使用各种图书馆的超简单介绍知道铁轨和ruby.
我看到的材料似乎是非常面向任务的,如果你想在没有太多理解的情况下跟随它,并且能够记住一堆东西,这是很好的.相比之下,我没有一个很好的记忆,所以我想要一些简洁的东西,这解释了概念和惯例,以及它们如何组合在一起.我不需要任何“介绍”任何编程概念 – 我熟悉函数式编程,后期绑定,面向对象.我熟悉网络技术(或至少足够我可以了解它们).我可以阅读代码和api文档,但我宁愿有一些让我看到大图片的东西.我可以看看关于语言的各种资源(或者更好的是,我也希望看到ruby的文档和我要求的关于rails相同的静态).
我所看到的最接近我所想要的东西是ruby指南,但是它们仍然是以分散和任务导向的风格写成的.
我不是编程书的粉丝(通常太线性,比在线维护的文档更快),但如果最好的材料是以这种形式发布的,那么就这样.
我不认为我在任何这些方面都是不寻常的 – 很多人都知道一大堆东西(比我更多的东西),不需要他们的手,但是想要开始探索最少大惊小怪
有什么建议么？
解决方法
您可以跳过“建筑应用程序”部分,直接进入“深度”部分.
我引用最后一部分的介绍：
For the rest of the book,we’ll go through Rails topic by topic (which
pretty much means module by module). You have seen most of these modules
in action before. We will cover not only what each module does but also how
to extend or even replace the module and why you might want to do so.
The chapters in Part III cover all the major subsystems of Rails: Active Record,
Active Resource,Action Pack (including both Action Controller and Action
View),and Active Support. This is followed by an in-depth look at migrations.
Then we are going to delve into the interior of Rails and show how the com-
ponents are put together,how they start up,and how they can be replaced.
Having shown how the parts of Rails can be put together,we’ll complete this
book with a survey of a number of popular replacement parts,many of which
can be used outside of Rails.
But first,we need to set the scene. This chapter covers all the high-level stuff
you need to know to understand the rest: directory structures,configuration,
and environments.
我不知道我是否有权粘贴,但如果这可以让你买这本书,我相信作者会同意！