November 2017
Intermediate to advanced
1084 pages
28h 41m
English
Baby step to four o’clock. Baby step to four o’clock.
—Bob Wiley
It’s a fact of life that the database schema of your application will evolve over the course of development. Tables are added, names of columns are changed, things are dropped—you get the picture. Without strict conventions and process discipline for the application developers to follow, keeping the database schema in proper lock-step with application code is traditionally a very troublesome job.
Migrations are Rails’ way of helping you to evolve the database schema of your application (also known as its DDL) without having to drop and re-create the database each time you make a change. And not having to drop and recreate the database each time ...
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