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1. Verfasser:	Clark, Mike (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Raleigh, NC The Pragmatic Bookshelf 2008
Schriftenreihe:	The programatic programmers The facets of ruby series
Schlagworte:	Ruby on Rails
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Beschreibung:	VIII, 447 S.
ISBN:	9780978739225 0978739221

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adam_text	Contents 1 Introduction 1 1.1 What Makes a Good Recipe Book? ............ 1 1.2 What Makes This an Advanced Recipe Book? ...... 2 1.3 Who s It For? ......................... 2 1.4 Who s Talking? ....................... 3 1.5 What Version Do You Need? ................ 3 1.6 Resources .......................... 3 1.7 Acknowledgments ...................... 4 1.8 Tags and Thumb Tabs ................... 5 Part I — REST and Routes Recipes 7 1. Create a RESTful Resource ................ 9 2. Add Your Own RESTful Actions .............. 15 3. Nest Resources to Scope Access .............. 19 4. Toggle Attributes with Ajax................ 25 5. Authenticate REST Clients ................. 29 6. Respond to Custom Formats ............... 35 7. Catch All 404s ........................ 39 Part Π — Database Recipes 43 8. Add Foreign Key Constraints ............... 45 9. Write Custom Validations ................. 49 10. Take Advantage of Master/Slave Databases ....... 53 11. Siphon Off SQL Queries .................. 57 12. Use Fixtures for Canned Datasets ............ 61 Part Ш — User-Interface Recipes 65 13. Handle Multiple Models in One Form .......... 67 14. Replace In-View Raw JavaScript ............. 75 15. Validate Required Form Fields Inline ........... 77 16. Create Multistep Wizards ................. 81 vi ► CONTENTS 17. Customize Error Messages................. 9ł 18. Upload Images with Thumbnails ............. 93 19. Decouple JavaScript with Low Pro ............ 103 20. Format Dates and Times .................. Ill 21. Support an iPhone Interface ................ 115 Part IV—Search Recipes 121 22. Improve SEO with Dynamic Metatags .......... 123 23. Build a Site Map ....................... 127 24. Find Stuff (Quick and Dirty) ................ 133 25. Search Text with Ferret .................. 137 26. Ultra-Search with Sphinx ................. 143 27. Solr-Power Your Search .................. 151 Part V—Design Recipes 163 28. Freshen Up Your Models with Scope ........... 165 29. Create Meaningful Relationships Through Proxies ... 171 30. Keep Forms DRY and Flexible ............... 175 31. Prevent Train Wrecks .................... 181 32. Simplify Controllers with a Presenter ........... 185 Part VI—Integration Recipes 191 33. Process Credit Card Payments .............. 193 34. Play Nice with Facebook .................. 205 35. Mark Locations on a Google Map ............. 207 36. Tunnel Back to Your Application ............. 215 Part VII— Console Snacks 219 37. Write Console Methods ................... 221 38. Log to the Console ...................... 223 39. Play in the Sandbox ..................... 225 40. Access Helpers ........................ 227 41. Shortcut the Console ................... 229 Part VIII— Asynchronous-Processing Recipes 231 42. Send Lightweight Messages ................ 233 43. Off-Load Long-Running Tasks to BackgrounDRb .... 237 44. Process Asynchronous, State-Based Workflows ..... 245 vii Part IX—E-mail Recipes 251 45. Validate E-mail Addresses ................. 253 46. Receive E-mail Reliably via POP or IMAP ......... 257 47. Send E-mail via Gmail ................... 263 48. Keep E-mail Addresses Up-to-Date ............ 265 Part X—Testing Recipes 271 49. Maintain Fixtures Without Frustration .......... 273 50. Describe Behavior from the Outside In with RSpec . . . 277 51. Test First with Shoulda ................... 285 52. Write Domain-Specific RSpec Matchers ......... 291 53. Write Custom Testing Tasks ................ 295 54. Test JavaScript with Selenium .............. 297 55. Mock Models with FlexMock ................ 303 56. Track Test Coverage with rcov ............... 307 57. Automatically Validate HTML ............... 311 58. Mock with a Safety Net ................... 315 59. Drive a Feature Тор -Down with Integration Tests ... 317 Part XI — Performance and Scalability Recipes 321 60. Cache Data Easily ...................... 323 61. Look Up Constant Data Efficiently ............ 327 62. Profile in the Browser .................... 333 63. Cache Up with the Big Guys ................ 337 64. Dynamically Update Cached Pages ............ 345 65. Use DTrace for Profiling .................. 349 Part XII— Security Recipes 357 66. Constrain Access to Sensitive Data ............ 359 67. Encrypt Sensitive Data ................... 361 68. Flip On SSL ......................... 367 Part ΧΙΠ — Deployment and Capistrano Recipes 371 69. Upload Custom Maintenance Pages ........... 373 70. Generate Custom Error (404 and 500) Pages ...... 377 71. Write Config Files on the Fly ................ 381 72. Create New Environments ................. 383 73. Run Multistage Deployments ............... 387 74. Safeguard the Launch Codes ............... 391 CONTENTS 75. Automate Periodic Tasks .................. 393 76. Preserve Fües Between Deplojmients........... 399 77. Segregate Page Cache Storage with Nginx ........ 401 78. Load Balance Around Your Mongrels Health ...... 405 79. Respond to Remote Capistrano Prompts ......... 411 80. Monitor (and Repair) Processes with Monit ....... 413 Part XIV— Big-Picture Recipes 417 81. Manage Plug-in Versions .................. 419 82. Fail Early ........................... 423 83. Give Users Their Own Subdomain ............ 425 84. Customize and Analyze Log Fües............. 431 Bibliography 437 Index 439 Why struggle through hard Rails problems alone when you can skip the trial and error and jump straight to a solution that works the first time? Owning this community recipe book is like having some of the best Rails chefs sitting next to you when you code. You ll learn how they ve solved the tough problems using the most up-to-date Rails techniques (includ¬ ing Rails 2.1 features). This book contains 84 ready-to-use recipes for: • RESTful interfaces, • faster searching, • sophisticated user interfaces, • better designs, • asynchronous processing, • seamless integration, • extended testing, • improved performance and scalability, • smoother deployment, • ...and more. The recipes are brought to you by Mike Clark, a leader in the Rails com¬ munity, with contributions from more than 50 other experts including the Rails core team.
adam_txt	Contents 1 Introduction 1 1.1 What Makes a Good Recipe Book? . 1 1.2 What Makes This an Advanced Recipe Book? . 2 1.3 Who's It For? . 2 1.4 Who's Talking? . 3 1.5 What Version Do You Need? . 3 1.6 Resources . 3 1.7 Acknowledgments . 4 1.8 Tags and Thumb Tabs . 5 Part I — REST and Routes Recipes 7 1. Create a RESTful Resource . 9 2. Add Your Own RESTful Actions . 15 3. Nest Resources to Scope Access . 19 4. Toggle Attributes with Ajax. 25 5. Authenticate REST Clients . 29 6. Respond to Custom Formats . 35 7. Catch All 404s . 39 Part Π — Database Recipes 43 8. Add Foreign Key Constraints . 45 9. Write Custom Validations . 49 10. Take Advantage of Master/Slave Databases . 53 11. Siphon Off SQL Queries . 57 12. Use Fixtures for Canned Datasets . 61 Part Ш — User-Interface Recipes 65 13. Handle Multiple Models in One Form . 67 14. Replace In-View Raw JavaScript . 75 15. Validate Required Form Fields Inline . 77 16. Create Multistep Wizards . 81 vi ► CONTENTS 17. Customize Error Messages. 9ł 18. Upload Images with Thumbnails . 93 19. Decouple JavaScript with Low Pro . 103 20. Format Dates and Times . Ill 21. Support an iPhone Interface . 115 Part IV—Search Recipes 121 22. Improve SEO with Dynamic Metatags . 123 23. Build a Site Map . 127 24. Find Stuff (Quick and Dirty) . 133 25. Search Text with Ferret . 137 26. Ultra-Search with Sphinx . 143 27. Solr-Power Your Search . 151 Part V—Design Recipes 163 28. Freshen Up Your Models with Scope . 165 29. Create Meaningful Relationships Through Proxies . 171 30. Keep Forms DRY and Flexible . 175 31. Prevent Train Wrecks . 181 32. Simplify Controllers with a Presenter . 185 Part VI—Integration Recipes 191 33. Process Credit Card Payments . 193 34. Play Nice with Facebook . 205 35. Mark Locations on a Google Map . 207 36. Tunnel Back to Your Application . 215 Part VII— Console Snacks 219 37. Write Console Methods . 221 38. Log to the Console . 223 39. Play in the Sandbox . 225 40. Access Helpers . 227 41. Shortcut the Console . 229 Part VIII— Asynchronous-Processing Recipes 231 42. Send Lightweight Messages . 233 43. Off-Load Long-Running Tasks to BackgrounDRb . 237 44. Process Asynchronous, State-Based Workflows . 245 vii Part IX—E-mail Recipes 251 45. Validate E-mail Addresses . 253 46. Receive E-mail Reliably via POP or IMAP . 257 47. Send E-mail via Gmail . 263 48. Keep E-mail Addresses Up-to-Date . 265 Part X—Testing Recipes 271 49. Maintain Fixtures Without Frustration . 273 50. Describe Behavior from the Outside In with RSpec . . . 277 51. Test First with Shoulda . 285 52. Write Domain-Specific RSpec Matchers . 291 53. Write Custom Testing Tasks . 295 54. Test JavaScript with Selenium . 297 55. Mock Models with FlexMock . 303 56. Track Test Coverage with rcov . 307 57. Automatically Validate HTML . 311 58. Mock with a Safety Net . 315 59. Drive a Feature Тор -Down with Integration Tests . 317 Part XI — Performance and Scalability Recipes 321 60. Cache Data Easily . 323 61. Look Up Constant Data Efficiently . 327 62. Profile in the Browser . 333 63. Cache Up with the Big Guys . 337 64. Dynamically Update Cached Pages . 345 65. Use DTrace for Profiling . 349 Part XII— Security Recipes 357 66. Constrain Access to Sensitive Data . 359 67. Encrypt Sensitive Data . 361 68. Flip On SSL . 367 Part ΧΙΠ — Deployment and Capistrano Recipes 371 69. Upload Custom Maintenance Pages . 373 70. Generate Custom Error (404 and 500) Pages . 377 71. Write Config Files on the Fly . 381 72. Create New Environments . 383 73. Run Multistage Deployments . 387 74. Safeguard the Launch Codes . 391 CONTENTS 75. Automate Periodic Tasks . 393 76. Preserve Fües Between Deplojmients. 399 77. Segregate Page Cache Storage with Nginx . 401 78. Load Balance Around Your Mongrels' Health . 405 79. Respond to Remote Capistrano Prompts . 411 80. Monitor (and Repair) Processes with Monit . 413 Part XIV— Big-Picture Recipes 417 81. Manage Plug-in Versions . 419 82. Fail Early . 423 83. Give Users Their Own Subdomain . 425 84. Customize and Analyze Log Fües. 431 Bibliography 437 Index 439 Why struggle through hard Rails problems alone when you can skip the trial and error and jump straight to a solution that works the first time? Owning this community recipe book is like having some of the best Rails chefs sitting next to you when you code. You'll learn how they've solved the tough problems using the most up-to-date Rails techniques (includ¬ ing Rails 2.1 features). This book contains 84 ready-to-use recipes for: • RESTful interfaces, • faster searching, • sophisticated user interfaces, • better designs, • asynchronous processing, • seamless integration, • extended testing, • improved performance and scalability, • smoother deployment, • .and more. The recipes are brought to you by Mike Clark, a leader in the Rails com¬ munity, with contributions from more than 50 other experts including the Rails core team.
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