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Ruby on Rails 🧵

Any Ruby/Rails dev here? Let's talk. I wanted to dive deep into the framework core, any good blogs/articles you guys recommend?

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WeeklyRuin87

Searching for a job

2 years ago

There is a good book on RoR by Michael Hartl, it's also beginner friendly.
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ikistuacha

NASDAQ

2 years ago

Will check it out, thanks
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WeeklyRuin87

Searching for a job

2 years ago

Hey, there are frontend and backend openings at GoComet. Can you please refer me? My mail is [email protected]
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