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Rails is an open-source web application framework which makes use of Ruby programming language. With its huge set of gems and support for MVC architecture, it provides an easy and clean approach for creating pages, talking to web server and dealing with databases. Debugging forms an important part of any application development. As we know that Ruby is an interpreted language as opposed to C or Java or any other compiled language, debugging is sometimes a concern but Rails provides a tremendously good support. | Rails is an open-source web application framework which makes use of Ruby programming language. With its huge set of gems and support for MVC architecture, it provides an easy and clean approach for creating pages, talking to web server and dealing with databases. Debugging forms an important part of any application development. As we know that Ruby is an interpreted language as opposed to C or Java or any other compiled language, debugging is sometimes a concern but Rails provides a tremendously good support for debugging applications. | ||
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Introduction
Rails is an open-source web application framework which makes use of Ruby programming language. With its huge set of gems and support for MVC architecture, it provides an easy and clean approach for creating pages, talking to web server and dealing with databases. Debugging forms an important part of any application development. As we know that Ruby is an interpreted language as opposed to C or Java or any other compiled language, debugging is sometimes a concern but Rails provides a tremendously good support for debugging applications.