Ruby and MongoDB Web Development Beginner's Guide
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- date: 20 August 2012
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Ruby and MongoDB Web Development Beginner's Guide
2012 | PDF, EPUB | 332 pages | 6 MB
2012 | PDF, EPUB | 332 pages | 6 MB
Create dynamic web applications by combining the power of Ruby and MongoDB
Overview
Step-by-step instructions and practical examples to creating web applications with Ruby and MongoDB
Learn to design the object model in a NoSQL way
Create objects in Ruby and map them to MongoDB
In Detail
MongoDB is a high-performance, open source, schema-free document-oriented database. Ruby is an object- oriented scripting language. Ruby and MongoDB are an ideal partnership for building scalable web applications.
Ruby and MongoDB Web Development Beginner's Guide is a fast-paced, hands-on guide to get started with web application development using Ruby and MongoDB. The book follows a practical approach, using clear and step-by-step instructions and examples in Ruby to demonstrate application development using MongoDB.
The book starts by introducing the concepts of MongoDB. The book teaches everything right from the installation to creating objects, MongoDB internals, queries and Ruby Data Mappers.
You will learn how to use various Ruby data mappers like Mongoid and MongoMapper to map Ruby objects to MongoDB documents.
You will learn MongoDB features and deal with geo-spatial indexing with MongoDB and Scaling MongoDB.
With its coverage of concepts and practical examples, Ruby and MongoDB Web Development Beginner's Guide is the right choice for Ruby developers to get started with developing websites with MongoDB as the database.
What you will learn from this book
Get MongoDB and Ruby up and running on your machine (Windows/Mac/Linux)
Leverage MongoDB to build highly scalable data-centric applications
Leverage MongoDB replication to ensure high availability and reliability
Create your first object and save it to MongoDB
Create a Ruby Object and map it to MongoDB document
Process large datasets with MapReduce
Create geo-spatial indexes or 2D indexes
Learn about Mongoid and MongoMapper for mapping Ruby objects to MongoDB documents
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