Ruby on Rails by Obie Fernandez-Ruby on Rails by Obie Fernandez

Example

Rails' MVC architecture divides an application into three interconnected components: Model (handles data and business logic), View (handles display and user interface), and Controller (handles requests and user input).

Scenario

Building a blog application where the Model manages the posts data, the Controller processes user input to create or update posts, and the View displays the posts to the users.

Example

Rails comes with sensible defaults for file structure, naming conventions, and database configurations.

Scenario

When creating a new Rails application, developers don't need to manually configure every detail; instead, they can rely on Rails' conventions, such as placing models in the 'app/models' directory and controllers in the 'app/controllers' directory.

Example

Rails provides a built-in mechanism to define routes for your application, following the RESTful architecture.

Scenario

In an e-commerce application, you can easily define routes for products, orders, and customers using Rails' routing DSL, which maps HTTP verbs to controller actions.