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Intro -- Rails: Novice to Ninja -- Notice of Rights -- Notice of Liability -- Trademark Notice -- About Glenn Goodrich -- About SitePoint -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Who Should Read This Book -- Conventions Used -- Code Samples -- Tips, Notes, and Warnings -- Hey, You! -- Ahem, Excuse Me ... -- EXTRA CREDIT -- Make Sure You Always ... -- Watch Out! -- Supplementary Materials -- Introducing Ruby on Rails -- Classes? -- What does Ruby syntax look like? -- History -- Development Principles -- Optimize for Programmer Happiness -- Convention Over Configuration -- MVC -- The Menu is Omakase -- No One Paradigm -- Exalt Beautiful Code -- Value-integrated Systems -- Progress Over Stability -- Push Up a Big Tent -- Building the Example Web Application -- Features of the Example Application -- Summary -- Getting Started -- Found in Translation -- New ≠ Tried + Tested -- What does all this cost? -- Installing on Windows -- Install Ruby -- Installing on Mac OS X -- Taking Command -- Installing Homebrew -- Version Managers: Good for Developing Developers! -- Why default? -- Help on Hand -- Installing on Linux (Ubuntu) -- About Rais Girls -- Additional Installation Options -- And Now the Fun Begins -- One Directory Structure to Rule Them All -- Creating the Standard Directory Structure -- Starting Our Application -- Choice Gems: A Plethora of Web Servers -- Version Control and Git -- EXTRA CREDIT: Get Learning Git -- Git Basics -- Which Text Editor? -- Windows and Cross-platform Text Editors -- Sublime Text -- Atom -- Visual Studio Code -- Linux and Mac OS X Editors -- Emacs -- Vim -- IDEs -- Summary -- Introducing Ruby -- Ruby is a Scripting Language -- Compiled Languages -- Scripting Languages -- The Great Performance Debate -- Choose What Works -- Ruby is an Object Oriented Language -- Reading and Writing Ruby Code -- The Interactive Ruby Shell (irb)

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