Faster Development With Ruby On Rails
When
it comes to rapid and trouble free web development Ruby on Rails (RoR)
is always at the forefront with its extraordinary flexibility and power.
It is hot at the moment and absolutely perfect and ideal for web
development.
As
you already know RoR is an open-source web development framework where
one can build the web application without sacrificing on development
speed, security, performance and an additional cost. It’s a rapid web
development technology which allows developers to build the necessary
features quickly that ways one can go from prototyping/modeling and
estimating to actual development very rapidly.
RoR
has a consistency in the structure and methodology helps you create MVC
(model view controller) architecture quickly and enables developer to
do the web development activities a lot easier and faster. Also, it
supports the complete agile development and when we require more than
one developer on a project.
RoR
enables the developers to write less, scalable and more readable code.
You can achieve faster development time due to no compilation cycle,
predefined dictionary structure.
There
are few more factors like, a leaner code-base, a modular design and
availability of existing plugins which makes RoR development faster
despite of where you are in your application development life cycle. By
all these reasons, you spend less on development time and cost to create
and maintain product without compromising the quality and performance.
Below are the major detailed reasons which make web development faster using Ruby on Rails
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CoC:
RoR
development is ‘convention over configuration’ this means coder does
not have to spend a lot of time configuring files in order to get setup.
Rails comes with a set of conventions which help to speed up
development. Convention also makes it easy for developers to move
between different rail projects as each rail project will tend to follow
same structure and coding practices. Your application code and database
already contain everything that rails need to know.
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DRY (Do not Repeat Yourself):
RoR
includes advance web development paradigms like DRYand CoC. RoR
provides extensive flexibility to the developer where they don’t need to
write the same code again and again. Instead developers can write a
code in such a way that it can be re-used when needed. One of the
principle reasons which makes RoR framework different from others.
-
Object-Oriented Nature :
Because
of object-oriented nature of RoR the huge library of open source code
available within the rails community and the process of programming are
much faster compared to other framework and languages. RoR is highly
developer friendly, object oriented language with features inspired from
pearl, python, smalltalk, lisp. These flexibilities make RoR a perfect
framework for a web development.
-
Gems:
Ruby
library called gems, which is too much magical. It can be used to add
some functionality to your web applications, due to the pluggable nature
of gems and community’s standard gems can give your web applications a
impressive functionalities quickly and easily.
-
Built In Tools :
One
of the best advantages of using RoR is the availability of a huge
number of developing-ready solutions and unique built in tools styles
which helps developer product development at 30-40% faster than other
frameworks.
-
Readable Code :
Ruby
code is very readable and mostly self-documenting this increases
productivity as there is less need to write out separate documentation.
Some constraints such as file placement, coding style and design pattern
makes your project well structured and more readable. Developers can
pick up existing project or it is easy to introduce new programmer on
current project quickly, ultimately developing doesn’t stop or slow down
instead it gets faster.
-
Automated Testing :
Unlike
others rails has power to build in test subsystem and you can test and
run code accurately and automatically. Another great thing about tests
is that once you have enough coding, they let you see how all your code
is related, and also helps you to know if recent changes broke anything
else in your application through the use of custom generators that
creates the test right along with the rest of your code. It saves a lot
of time and also application testing cost.
-
Caching :
RoR
has distinct caching solution you can cache the whole pages or
individual object, request or models beside the built-in tool you can
also use third party tool such as Redis or Memcached. All caching
solutions are production-ready and easy to use.
-
Localization:
RoR
contains standard localization tools. You can translate your project
suddenly into different language if needed. You can use it both
initially and lately in your project life cycle. RoR can use different
templates for different languages, hold dictionary etc.
-
Time Cutting:
Cut
development time in half using a modular design, faster modification,
developer can re-use existing components and incorporate plugins rather
than building functionality from scratch without repeating the code.
-
Use RAKE and SAVE Time :
RAKE
is command line utility of rails, this utility makes all of the file
setup work. RAKE is used for common administration tasks, especially
sophisticated ones that built off of each other. RAKE executes different
tasks, set of ruby codes just with .rake extension from command line.
It comes with a set of predefined RAKE tasks that allows you to perform
database migration, generate rails scaffold files etc.
-
Active Record:
Active
Record is the model layer of the system which is responsible for
representing business data and logic. It is extremely powerful in terms
of building usable data models faster. Active Record facilitates
creation and use of business object where data requires endless storage
to a database.
RoR
is extremely helpful to automate many menial task which helps you stay
focused on solving the business problems and not the mundane aspects of
setting it up. It’s absolutely faster and lovable to work with. In other
words, RoR can turn a lazy developer into a rapid active developer.
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