Ruby on Rails is often promoted as an MVC web framework (but in reality, Rails is a Model 2-MVC framework, I will get back to this discussion shortly, though) for the creation of modern, industrial-strength web applications. Ruby on Rails was first…
Continue Reading… Sass (Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets) is a very user-friendly implementation of CSS. In my previous post, I gave a broad overview of Sass. Here, I will describe in more detail the features found in Sass. I had written that Sass permitted the use…
Continue Reading… Sass, (Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets) is a meta-language, which has redefined CSS for “programmers” around the world. Not only does it supplement CSS, it brings out the fun in web designing. Apart from the weird logo of the “sassy” lady attending to the…
Continue Reading… When I first started with RoR, I used to wonder how developers deployed their application with such ease. Here’s a guide which should come in handy if you want to deploy a Rails app with Nginx, without making the whole process look…
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