| Abstrakt: |
As you saw in the last chapter, even with no configuration or code added, our basic Rails application was able to connect to and read in some simple data from the legacy database—at least, it could until we attempted to do anything more useful than pulling in the first record. In this chapter, we're going to solve that problem as we build the necessary models to allow our Rails application to communicate correctly with some of the core models of the gaming site. Once we have the models speaking correctly, we'll move onto building the first few pages of our administration application, which will be used to manage those records. We'll start in the most obviously useful place with building support for the games records, as they are the core resource of our application. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
