Hi
I'm hoping somebody can suggest an intermediate level tutorial or
point me in the right direction.
I'm a moderately experienced programmer (20 + years off and on) but
I'm really struggling to get to grips with Web/RoR development. I'm
reasonably familiar with Python and am getting familiar with Ruby.
Having just spent a whole day trying to get a button to call a method
in a controller I'm clearly missing some fundamental knowledge.
I've worked through a few of the many tutorials with few problems
(wrong Rails version mostly) but they all seem pretty basic.
On the otherhand discussions on here mostly seem to assume more than I
know!
So - any conversion tutorials out there for procedural, non-web
developers?
Well, have a try at http://paperc.de where you can read whole books
online for free. It's a German site, but has a lot of english titles.
Just search for ruby on rails. 'Suchen' means search in German
I don't know their business model but it's really great.
But perhaps you can start with a very good starting book that I bought before the mentioned book.
It's Head First Rails.
It has a very interesting learning concept which cleared a lot of web concept to me