August 2016
Beginner
452 pages
10h 18m
English
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Index
Symbols
- # (hash symbol), Sending JavaScript to the Browser
- $~ variable, Starting Small
- %˃ tag, Adding Some Data, Adding Logic to the View, Generating HTML Forms with Scaffolding
- ' (single quotes), Variables
- ( ) (parentheses), Methods
- *= require_tree, Making Everything Work Together, Answers
- + (plus operator), Variables
- / (forward slash), Starting Small
- : (colons), Specifying Stylesheets, Symbols
- <% tag, Adding Logic to the View
- <%= tag, Adding Some Data, Generating HTML Forms with Scaffolding
- = (equal sign), Attributes
- == (equality operator), if, else, unless, and elsif
- =~ notation, Starting Small
- =˃ notation, Specifying Stylesheets
- ?: operator, Shorthand if/else
- @ sign, Variables
- \ (backslash), Variables
- {} (curly braces), I Want My CSS!, Creating Checkboxes, Calling methods: advanced options
A
- ACID (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability), Speaking in Rails
- acknowledgements, Using Code Examples, Acknowledgments
- ActionCable, Speaking in Rails
- ActionController, create: Save Something New, Speaking in Rails
- ActionMailer system
- benefits of, Mail in Rails
- defined, Speaking in Rails
- generating mailers, Sending Mail Messages
- Gmail configuration, Sending Mail Messages
- local vs. SMTP delivery, Sending Mail Messages
- plain text and HTML views, Sending Mail Messages
- previewing emails, Previewing Mail
- receiving email, Receiving Mail-Processing Messages
- server assignment, Sending Mail Messages
- setting mail defaults, Sending Mail Messages
- triggering emails, Sending Mail Messages
- ActionPack, Speaking in Rails
- actions ...
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