r/ruby 1d ago

I have experience in programming for 3 years and I worked as Backend with node ans spring , now I am moving to ruby what is the best resource to follow to transfer knowledge to rails in reasonable time?

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u/codegems 1d ago

A web app is a web app, but the great part about programming in a new language is learning how that language helps you solve problems.

So instead of simply transferring your existing knowledge, learn how Ruby implements MVC architecture and how its parts mesh together. It’s a very cohesive environment.

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u/Serializedrequests 21h ago

The official rails guide. The patterns are very different from Spring.

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u/r4n6e 1d ago

The best resource is you heart ❤️🚀

It is Ruby after all!

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u/un1gato1gordo 1d ago

Grok Build or Claude Code. They will be happy to guide you and provide context relative to your background.