Year: 2021

Introduction Ruby on Rails, a server-side web application framework has greatly influenced web application development since its emergency in 2005. Ruby on Rails is written in Ruby under MIT licence, and I should warn on not confusing Ruby on Rails to the Ruby language. Among many other reasons, this is why you definitely should consider Ruby in your next web application project. Popularity Is Ruby on Rails in work? Is Ruby on Rails dead/dying? These are popular questions on the internet. But a straightforward answer is: Yes, Ruby is in the works and is being used by popular sites such…

David Heinemeier Hansson (DHH) is the creator of the broadly popular programming framework Ruby on Rails. He is the founder and CTO at Basecamp. Not just that, he is a Le Mans class-winning race car driver, a best-selling author, a talented photographer, a public speaker, and a family man hailing from Denmark. How It All Sparked & Started To begin with, Hansson’s story is not a typical one that you expect or assume about an awesomely talented programmer like him. He remarked that he was not a computer prodigy; he failed a lot of times. One thing that was consistent…

There are a few things you should consider before using Java over Rails for your new software development. The ease of RoR As you may know, Ruby on Rails is an open-source Model-View-Controller (MVC) patterned framework. It helps web developers create database-backed web applications. Understanding the MVC pattern is key to understanding Rails: Model Layer represents the domain model and encapsulates the business logic specific to your application. The view layer is composed of templates responsible for providing appropriate representations of the resources of your application. The controller layer is responsible for handling HTTP requests and providing a suitable response.…

Ruby on Rails (RoR) has stepped into its' 16th year. It still has been the significant server-side framework amongst always flowing and ever-evolving technological advancements in the stream of application development. The revolutionized combination of Ruby, a powerfully tooled programming language with Rails, an open-source web framework, is instinctively an obvious choice for many developers, a number of active contributors with its' drastic updates, and especially the users. The users simply find it easy to use. Why wouldn't they? It has its' minimal nature to be used for specific use-cases at ease. With the specificity in terms of usage and…