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Practical Rails Social Networking Sites Experts Voice 1st Edition Alan Bradburne

Name: Practical Rails Social Networking Sites Experts Voice 1st Edition Alan Bradburne
SKU: BELL-2007118
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Practical Rails Social Networking Sites Experts Voice 1st Edition Alan Bradburne instant download after payment.

Publisher: Apress

File Extension: PDF

File size: 8.69 MB

Pages: 448

Author: Alan Bradburne

ISBN: 9781590598412, 1590598415

Language: English

Year: 2007

Edition: 1

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Practical Rails Social Networking Sites Experts Voice 1st Edition Alan Bradburne by Alan Bradburne 9781590598412, 1590598415 instant download after payment.

This book ties together the popular framework Ruby on Rails with another hot concept - social networking websites such as MySpace and FaceBook. Social networking is a kingpin of the Web 2.0 revolution sweeping the Internet right now. Due to its versatility, using Ruby on Rails to build and maintain social networking sites is the perfect partnership. This book will be one of the few project-based guides to Ruby on Rails - perfect for programmers that prefer the hands-on method of learning by example.