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I need to “step my game up” 😀 when it comes to writing complex models. Currently I got a bunch of theory, I have read Agile Web Development with Rails, also Rails Guides, RailsCasts and so on… but every time I need to write something a bit more complex I just end up writing pure SQL (which I know isn’t bad in some cases).
So is there any good resources from which I could learn how smart guys solve difficult database problems beautifully?
A good idea might be looking into NoSQL – it’s a different perspective on doing things.
I’d recommend http://guide.couchdb.org/ – a reasonably good read.
Also to make you awesome with ActiveRecord and Ruby – read the ActiveRecord source. You’ll probably learn a lot from there.