Ruby on Rails-Ruby on Rails Web Development

Example

Creating a blog platform

Scenario

A developer can use Rails' built-in MVC structure to create a blog. The 'Post' model would interact with the database to handle the data, the view would generate the HTML to display the posts, and the controller would manage the user input and the application logic, such as fetching posts and comments from the database and displaying them to the user.

Example

Managing a user database

Scenario

Using Rails' Active Record, developers can interact with the database in an object-oriented way. For instance, managing a user database becomes simpler as Active Record maps tables to classes and rows to objects. This allows developers to easily perform database operations like creating, reading, updating, and deleting users with minimal SQL knowledge.

Example

Building an e-commerce site

Scenario

RESTful routing in Rails allows developers to map HTTP verbs to controller actions. For an e-commerce site, this could mean having a route to handle product listings (GET /products), a route to add new products (POST /products), and another to update product details (PATCH/PUT /products/:id). This structure helps create a clean and maintainable API, essential for scaling applications.