David K. wrote in post #1031856:
> So... I am guessing you wont touch these, or do you have a manner (i.e.
> test suite) which will allow you to make such changes and know if you
> broke something?
Perhaps, I will not))
> Same goes as above, first, is the project working? Is there a test
> suite?
Well, analysis has shown that database should be refactored, because
it's pretty unstructured, some data is duplicated or unnecessary etc.
Some tables are used by another modules(not RoR).
What is the best way (i mean easiest)) ) to redesign database?
Should I use migrations?
Or just write databas
Thanks, guys. RoR is 2.3.8
I've already bought third edition of Agile Web Development with Rails.
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Hello there.
A friend of mine asked me to finish RoR project. Project is almost
finished, but there are plenty of bugs to be fixed.
I don't have Ruby and RoR experience, but I have degree in software
engineering and some C\C++\Python(not Django)\CUDA knowledge. What
should I read first to get into
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