Ruby on Rails

Colin Law wrote in post #1094734:
> On 1 February 2013 11:26, Venkat Ve <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
>> Hi friends,
>>
>> I am new to ruby on rails technology, i started with some pdf's,
>> i am not getting idea which db is used for ruby on rails applications,
>> basically i am .net developer, some of them suggested Sqllite3, if i use
>> SqlLite3, sqlLiteManagementstudio Ide is usefuly, if it is use fully how
>> i use for my application, where i have to create tables and where i have
>> to write stored procs and queries, and how i acces in my application.
>> any one have idea please help me .
>
> You asked about getting started four days ago and I answered though
> you did not thank me for my suggestions. The answer is still the
> same:
> First use Linux (Ubuntu for example) or Mac.
> Second follow a tutorial such as railstutorial.org which is free to use
> online.
> I recommend using rvm to install ruby and rails.
>
> Have you completed the tutorial already?
>
> Sqlite is good for development as it is very easy to setup and use,
> but it is not suitable for production. Most rails apps do not use
> stored procs and queries.
>
> Colin


Hey Colin Law,

Thank you a lot for your help, here our managers recommended work on
windows 7 , i installed ruby1.9 and rubyjem and railsinstaller in my
system, and i start working , i am creating controls and model using
rails console commands like rails generate controller post for
controllers and View, rails generate model post for model
then rake db:migrate and start writing insert and update commands on
rails console.
am i following right way Colin, please guide me right way of learning

I am very much thankful to you Colin

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