My book is aimed at beginners, as a "prequel," as a first step before
further study.
Hi Daniel,
I am beginner to Rails.
Yes.. I am also reading this book. But one thing that I don't understand
that, why you didn't consider any database like SqLLit3( default one).
Any particular reason behind it?
i hav to learn this ruby on rails . how do i start with. i don't hav any
books . can anyone tell me how can i get an ebook for it ? plz help me
Did you look at the links in the post you quoted? One of them is
railstutorial.org. This is a good tutorial that is free to use
online, or you can buy the ebook.
The free download offer was for an advance edition of the book. The free offer expired in November 2013 (!).
The book has been updated for Rails 4.1 and it is available (with a number of other tutorials) from the RailsApps project:
only as part of a monthly subscription.
I’m sorry that it’s not obvious that the download offer was for a limited duration in November 2013. The title of the email announcement “free today” refers to the day the email announcement was sent to this Google Group. In retrospect, I should have said “free on November 27, 2013.” Sorry if anyone is disappointed.