The ONLamp tutorials on rubyonrails.org are really outdated. Rails 2.1
has been out for quite some time now, but the tutorials are still for
1.x. This seriously confuses a lot of newcomers.
I've been searching for good Rails 2.x tutorials for some time now.
Unfortunately, all the tutorials that I could find assume that the
reader has previous Rails experience.
The ONLamp tutorials on rubyonrails.org are really outdated. Rails 2.1
has been out for quite some time now, but the tutorials are still for
1.x. This seriously confuses a lot of newcomers.
I've been searching for good Rails 2.x tutorials for some time now.
Unfortunately, all the tutorials that I could find assume that the
reader has previous Rails experience.
I think the ideal situation would be that we had documentation like this
available in the guide format that's been kicking around the docrails
repository for a while. But in the interest of up to date information,
if there's somewhere else we can link to in the meantime then that's
fine. As for that particular site, it's quite ad heavy, and I'm not
sure the content's quite as beginner focussed as the rolling with rails
articles were.