Ruby On Rails Ecosystem
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Ruby on Rails is a full-stack web framework for building web applications using the Ruby programming language. It provides tools for rapid website development including common CRUD (create, read, update, delete) functionality. While initially popular, Ruby on Rails has faced some criticisms including that it is not truly a framework or language. There are multiple virtual machines that can run Ruby code including MRI, JRuby, and IronRuby. Ruby on Rails applications can be easily deployed on platforms like Apache, Heroku, and Google App Engine.
Ruby On Rails Ecosystem
- 1. The Ruby on Rails Ecosystem by Andrew Chalkley @chalkers
- 2. Intro • RIA Lead at Cake Solutions - www.cakesolutions.net • RIA Community Leader at Skills Matter - www.skillsmatter.com • Teach the Core Ruby on Rails at Skills Matter
- 3. Ruby
- 5. “I wanted a scripting language that was more powerful than Perl, and more object-oriented than Python. That's why I decided to design my own language.”
- 7. Ruby on Rails The Rails Logo was created by Kevin Milden and is distributed under the BY-ND Creative Commons Licence.
- 9. Ruby on Rails • Full Stack Web Framework
- 10. Ruby on Rails • Full Stack Web Framework • Rapid Website Development
- 11. Ruby on Rails • Full Stack Web Framework • Rapid Website Development • CRUD
- 12. Ruby on Rails • Full Stack Web Framework • Rapid Website Development • CRUD • Everybody Followed
- 13. Criticisms
- 14. Criticisms • Not Framework
- 15. Criticisms • Not Framework • Not Language
- 16. Criticisms • Not Framework • Not Language • Implementation
- 18. Ruby Virtual Machines • MRI 1.8.x
- 19. Ruby Virtual Machines • MRI 1.8.x • YRI/YARV 1.9.x
- 20. Ruby Virtual Machines • MRI 1.8.x • YRI/YARV 1.9.x • JRuby (1.4) Full1.8.x - Partial 1.9.x
- 21. Ruby Virtual Machines • MRI 1.8.x • YRI/YARV 1.9.x • JRuby (1.4) Full1.8.x - Partial 1.9.x • MacRuby (0.5 beta)1.9.x
- 22. Ruby Virtual Machines • MRI 1.8.x • IronRuby (RC1) 1.8.x • YRI/YARV 1.9.x • JRuby (1.4) Full1.8.x - Partial 1.9.x • MacRuby (0.5 beta)1.9.x
- 23. Ruby Virtual Machines • MRI 1.8.x • IronRuby (RC1) 1.8.x • YRI/YARV 1.9.x • MagLev (Alpha) 1.8.x • JRuby (1.4) Full1.8.x - Partial 1.9.x • MacRuby (0.5 beta)1.9.x
- 24. Ruby Virtual Machines • MRI 1.8.x • IronRuby (RC1) 1.8.x • YRI/YARV 1.9.x • MagLev (Alpha) 1.8.x • JRuby (1.4) Full1.8.x - Partial 1.9.x • HotRuby • MacRuby (0.5 beta)1.9.x
- 25. Ruby Virtual Machines • MRI 1.8.x • IronRuby (RC1) 1.8.x • YRI/YARV 1.9.x • MagLev (Alpha) 1.8.x • JRuby (1.4) Full1.8.x - Partial 1.9.x • HotRuby • MacRuby (0.5 beta)1.9.x • RubyJS
- 26. Ruby is easy to deploy
- 27. Ruby is easy to deploy • Apache - Phusion Passenger mod_rails/mod_rack
- 28. Ruby is easy to deploy • Apache - Phusion Passenger mod_rails/mod_rack • Heroku - scalable git deployment on EC2
- 29. Ruby is easy to deploy • Apache - Phusion Passenger mod_rails/mod_rack • Heroku - scalable git deployment on EC2 • Google AppEngine
- 30. Ruby is easy to deploy • Apache - Phusion Passenger mod_rails/mod_rack • Heroku - scalable git deployment on EC2 • Google AppEngine • Your Favourite Java App Server
- 31. http://rubyonrails.org/screencasts http://railscasts.com/ http://railslab.newrelic.com/scaling-rails Podcasts : RailsEnvy & Ruby5
- 32. Demo
Editor's Notes
- #4: First off Ruby part of ruby on Rails. Ruby is a dynamic, reflective, object oriented programming language.
- #5: Early 1993
- #6: It was released to domestic Japanese newsgroups in 1995. Uncommon for programming languages to be released in Japan. At the end of the 1990s there was the first english mailing list promoting which encouraged growth and adoption. Which lead to the publishing of the first English book.
- #7: First edition was published in 2000 - prompting more adoption. But there’s nothing that’s prompted it’s adoption than Ruby on Rails
- #16: Optimised for programmers - to make them happy Big names No spec - does it run Rails?
- #17: Optimised for programmers - to make them happy Big names No spec - does it run Rails?
- #18: Optimised for programmers - to make them happy Big names No spec - does it run Rails?
- #19: Optimised for programmers - to make them happy Big names No spec - does it run Rails?
- #20: Optimised for programmers - to make them happy Big names No spec - does it run Rails?
- #21: Optimised for programmers - to make them happy Big names No spec - does it run Rails?
- #22: Optimised for programmers - to make them happy Big names No spec - does it run Rails?
- #23: Optimised for programmers - to make them happy Big names No spec - does it run Rails?