Things like railstutorial.org are too simple. I am looking for some best practices, diving into Rails core, developing gems for rails etc
Things like railstutorial.org are too simple. I am looking for some best practices, diving
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Things like railstutorial.org are too simple. I am looking for some best practices, diving into Rails core, developing gems for rails etc
Have you looked at railscasts? IMO it’s the best of the free ones. PeepCode has really good pay screencasts, but they’re more limited in scope, and they’re not generally ninja-level.
I’ll add a book, Crafting Rails Applications, because it is ninja-level, and pretty fun. Not a screencast, but IMO, you just can’t put ninja-level stuff into a screencast–the info necessary is too complex.