A Z Introduction To Ruby On Rails
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The document discusses an introduction to Ruby on Rails. It provides an overview of Ruby and Rails, demonstrates how to build a sample application using Rails with employers and jobs, and discusses concepts like MVC architecture, scaffolding, associations, and RESTful routing. The sample application allows users to view, create, edit and delete employer and job records along with their associations.
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