Rails is a framework for web application development, open source by nature, is based on the design pattern Model View Controller (MVC). The first rule to my knowledge does "not again", is one of the most innovative things I could find in this framework. Imagine having a form, and call as many times as you want and wherever you want, just with a line code. Have a table in your database , and manipulate the records as an object and its fields as an attribute, no need to declare anything, are just some applications of this principle of development. Says "Settings Convention rather than" very well with this, the framework says: Hey I noticed that you always use it that way, or I see you always have to set this up here because we do not do something, I give you this set, if you respect this configuration will save you time, but want to do it, no problem did not bother me, for one example:
class Order <ActiveRecord:: Base
end
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