Ruby on Rails 2.0 Scaffolding
I’m currently trying to learn Ruby on Rails. I guess now is somewhat of an odd time to be learning as I seem stuck in archaic examples and tutorials written for 1.2.6 and 2.0 has been released and changed the way many things are done.
Take scaffolding for example. When I first starting learning about ROR and CakePHP, I thought it was pretty cool that I could put in a one-liner to generate a view representing a database table, then I could run a command to generate the code for that scaffolding if I wanted to use it as a base.
Well, it seems they took all that out of ROR in 2.0. Now there is one way to do it, from the command line, the first time. No more one liners and no more building the scaffolding based on the database table 
Fortunately someone for ROR talk pointed me to two resources that I have found helpful:
www.elctech.com/blog/refreshing-rails-generated-views
helloimbloggingatyounow.blogspot.com/2008/03/i-am-leet-rails-haxor.html
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May 22, 2008
Tags: rails, ruby, scaffold Posted in: Programming & Internet
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