Learn RUBY-ON-RAILS with Real Code Examples

Blogging platform

E-commerce store

RESTful API backend for mobile apps

Social networking platform

SaaS project management tool

Check server logs for errors

Ensure migrations are applied

Verify route definitions

Validate database connections

Debug with `rails console`

Use RSpec or Minitest for unit testing

Test controllers, models, and views

Mock external APIs and database calls

Use fixtures or factories for test data

Automate tests with CI/CD pipelines

Deploy with Puma or Unicorn behind Nginx

Use Docker containers

Host on Heroku, AWS, or GCP

Configure environment via `config/environments/` files

Scale horizontally with load balancers

RubyGems for libraries

Bundler for dependency management

Rake for task automation

Active Record and migrations

Rails generators for scaffolding

PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite databases

Redis for caching and background jobs

Front-end frameworks like React, Vue, or Angular

Background jobs: Sidekiq, Delayed Job

Payment gateways: Stripe, PayPal

Leverage Rails generators and scaffolds

Follow Rails conventions for maintainable code

Use built-in Active Record validations and callbacks

Automate tests

Monitor logs for performance and errors

Learning Rails conventions

Database schema design and migrations

Complex application routing

Optimizing performance and caching

Maintaining large monolithic applications