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Quickstart: Debugging Ruby on Rails Applications
Oct 29, 2007, 04 :30 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3953 reads)

[ Thanks to Elmer Thomas for this link. ]

"This post is for those that are new to Ruby on Rails, or those that have not spent the time learning the various debugging techniques. The objective is to get you quickly up to speed on how to debug your Ruby on Rails application.

"Version control is essential, along with the practice of frequent commits with meaningful comments. Even when its just a one-person team. That way, any time you get stuck, you can execute a diff and easily see what was changed before you, or the person you outsourced to, messed everything up..."

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