November 2007
Intermediate to advanced
912 pages
18h 44m
English
[Rails] gained a lot of its focus and appeal because I didn’t try to please people who didn’t share my problems. Differentiating between production and development was a very real problem for me, so I solved it the best way I knew how.
Rails applications are preconfigured with three standard modes of operation: development, test, and production. These modes are basically execution environments and have a collection of associated settings that determine things such as which database to connect to, and whether or not the classes of your application are reloaded with each request. It is also simple to create your own custom environments if necessary.
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