The problem is that every single tutorial on RoR talks about dirty and useless scaffolding and resource features.
Just forget about resources and model path bullshit while learning RoR
Start with active record then learn basic mvc routes, controller and views. Pretend RoR is just php and get comfortables with the things you usually do in php. Then try to learn form_for and all the other bullshit out there.
From my personnal experience, never use any fancy features like form_for and all in a serious projects. When they upgrade rails your project will gets screwed. Stick to basics.
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) so no need for translation. i dont know why i thought what i thought
Just forget about resources and model path bullshit while learning RoR
Start with active record then learn basic mvc routes, controller and views. Pretend RoR is just php and get comfortables with the things you usually do in php. Then try to learn form_for and all the other bullshit out there.
From my personnal experience, never use any fancy features like form_for and all in a serious projects. When they upgrade rails your project will gets screwed. Stick to basics.