BuildingWebApps.com – A great resource for Ruby on Rails Developers

Chandesh Parekh
by Chandesh Parekh
in PHP, Ruby on Rails, Useful Web Sites, Web Development and Programming
June 17, 2008

I know this has nothing, well almost nothing, to do with Internet-related business but I’m so impressed with this site and its founders that I just had to write about it.

For those of you who may not know of it, Rails is a web development framework built using the programming language Ruby. The framework is popularly known as Ruby on Rails.

I’ve finally found some time, after almost a year of trying, to get into learning Rails. As a web developer and programmer it’s important for me to:

  1. Keep up with the latest technology in web development to build my own projects and projects for clients;
  2. And to keep up with the technology so I know what’s possible when I’m thinking of, or developing, a new Internet-based business.

Anyway, in my quest to learn Rails, I found the site www.buildingwebapps.com, created by Mike Slater and Christopher Haupt the founders of Collective Knowledge Works, Inc. a web development agency in the US.

If you’re learning Rails or are interested in learning Rails I highly recommend this site.

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One Response to “BuildingWebApps.com – A great resource for Ruby on Rails Developers”

  1. Michael Slater said:

    May 24th, 2009 at 5:27 pm

    Thanks for the kind words about BuildingWebApps and LearningRails.

    You may be interested in our latest product: Webvanta, a hosted content management and database system for web designers. It’s built with Rails, but as a user, you get the power of a Rails back-end without having to do any programming.

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