Posts Categorized: tutorial

Git learning

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Start with [Git how to](http://githowto.com/) 50 min And if you like continue 1. [https://github.com/Gazler/githug](https://github.com/Gazler/githug) 1 hour 2. [https://www.codeschool.com/courses/git-real](https://www.codeschool.com/courses/git-real) 1 hour 3. [https://www.codeschool.com/courses/git-real-2](https://www.codeschool.com/courses/git-real-2) 1 hour **Summary:** ~ 4 hours

RubyonRails Books

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I have read three books that were chosen very properly so I am going to tell you about them !

First book was Agile Web Development with Rails (4th edition) mark 4/5



I like this book. It has tutorial on about 260 pages and about 200 pages of documentation that I ignored. The hardest part of book was deployment (I was making it on CentOS). Tutorial was making internet shop with ajax and default Rails testing.

You can see my source code on github

Next book was Rails 3 in Action mark 3/5



It was hard book that consists of one tutorial of making ticket system. This book shows only some part of tutorial code so you have to look inside github repository for adding your project. It uses Rspec and Cucumber for testing and includes some gems (device for auth, cancan for acl etc).

Book source code github

You can see my source code on github

 Last book was Ruby on Rails Tutorial mark 5/5



Its perfect tutorial that give you all basic knowledge how to build website on Rails. It shows Rspec testing and basic knowledge of Rails. My opinion you cant do Rails without reading this tutorial.

Book source code github

You can see my source code on github

Demo https://frozen-river-6417.herokuapp.com/

P. S.  I like Rails its growing rapidly and it has many gems so it never be boring. Also there is several books that I am going to read. They going to be released soon Rails Recipes: Rails 3 Edition by Chad Fowler (Paperback - Apr 7, 2012), Learning Rails 3 by Simon St.Laurent (Paperback - Jun 22, 2012) and The Rails View: Creating a Beautiful and Maintainable User Experience by Bruce Williams and John Athayde (Paperback - Apr 6, 2012)

Small Perl Web Frameworks review

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After reading Pearl book I decided to read about Perl Web Frameworks. From this website I visited all perl frameworks websites and choose three of them (Catalyst, Dancer and Mojolicious). Catalyst because it is the most popular and two other because they have good websites.

Catalyst, I started learning by reading a book "Catalyst 5.8 the perl MVC framework". This book contains several tutorials with description. It was very hard because I was using Catalyst 5.9 and it has many difference from 5.8 so it is strange. When I copied code from book and pasted it, I had error and have to figure out what was reason of the error. So it was terrible book with tutorial that I ever have read and It is not good that framework advertises this book. My impressions about the framework are it is very powerful, very hard to work with, not modern and hard to find examples how to. I don't like this framework, but if I would have to write on this fw I don't mind. Also my source on github.com

Then I visited a Dancer framework website their I took a look on the documentation and watched tutorial. It is very simple, not powerful but for small websites or for REST it would be useful. If you have free time just take look at the bottom of the page and you'll understand what I mean.

After Dancer lets move to Mojolicious. It has two versions Light and Normal. Light it for small websites and Normal for something bigger. I don't found tutorial and there are many examples how to work with Light version and a few with Normal version. I like syntax but I thing it would be hard make website because there not many examles and I think it would be hard to find something in google that I'll need.

P.S. If I would have to write something on Perl I'll choose Mojolicious.

Django books

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Вот я и прочел (можно сказать прошел книги по Django) теперь вкратце опишу их:

The Django Book Книга которую прочел находится вот здесь http://www.djangobook.com/en/2.0/

Описание: Плюс: написана на довольно доступном английском и не нудная. Минус: нету связи между примерами (показывали бы на одном проекте), не все показано что скрывает Django. И как думаю вы догадались это чистая теория но без нее нельзя.

Оценка: 4

Jobeet Practical symfony

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Вот только что закончил туториал написания проекта на Symfony Framework. Ну и пару слов скажу туториал написан на 4+ из-за того что у меня не получалась две вещи толком не работает тестирование функциональное но я и разбираться не хотел уже голова трещит и не работает поиск, когда заходишь как index.php, а как frontend_dev.php поиск работает, у кого получится напишите как исправить, а то очень интересно. Делал кстати на Doctrine.

Вот пару слов напишу по поводу Symfony, итак сразу скажу на этом фреймворке стоит писать только очень очень большие проекты так что даже с большими проектами макаться к нему не надо, из этого структура очень грамосткая куча папок файлов и еще пугает большие имена файлов. На 20 главе туториала я в обще застрял там рассказывалось как делать плагин ну тут я и завис под вечер на утро встал и все получилось )) Из-за того что мне не понравилась структура фреймворка ну и еще многое другое ну а что понравилась, понравилась панель разработчика в правом верхнем углу. Так как много против а за мало то следует оставить изучение Symfony на будущее. В итоге не решил читать More with symfony ибо это время пройдет впустую)

Вот http://svn.jobeet.org/ здесь можете посмотреть исходный код у разработчиков.

А вот и демо