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Rails is an open-source web application framework which makes use of Ruby programming language. With its huge library 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 is always an important part of any application development for which Rails provides a tremendously good support despite being an interpreted language as opposed to C or Java or any other compiled language. | Rails is an open-source web application framework which makes use of Ruby programming language. With its huge library 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 is always an important part of any application development for which Rails provides a tremendously good support despite being an interpreted language as opposed to C or Java or any other compiled language. | ||
= Debugging Options = | |||
Rails provides a range of options to make debugging easier. Some of these options have been discussed in the sections below. | |||
== Debug Helpers == | |||
One of the easiest ways to debug is to simply output the value of different variables which provides us the first look into what could be going wrong. This could be done in all of models, views and controllers. Rails provides three methods to achieve this task. | |||
=== debug === | |||
=== to_yaml === | |||
=== inspect === | |||
Revision as of 20:25, 16 September 2013
Introduction
Rails is an open-source web application framework which makes use of Ruby programming language. With its huge library 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 is always an important part of any application development for which Rails provides a tremendously good support despite being an interpreted language as opposed to C or Java or any other compiled language.
Debugging Options
Rails provides a range of options to make debugging easier. Some of these options have been discussed in the sections below.
Debug Helpers
One of the easiest ways to debug is to simply output the value of different variables which provides us the first look into what could be going wrong. This could be done in all of models, views and controllers. Rails provides three methods to achieve this task.