Advanced Rails
- has_one, belongs_to, has_many, habtm
- generated methods
- relationship options
- :through and polymorphic relationships
- acts_as_list, acts_as_tree
- when instances get saved
- single table inheritance
- polymorphic relationships
- using multiple databases
- transactions
- named scopes
- improving scaffold tests
- assert_select
- testing sad paths
- rcov
- test isolation
- mocks and stubs
- from tests to specs
- installing rspec
- basic spec syntax
- shared behaviors
- pending behaviors
- output options
- generating a plugin
- plugin directory structure
- extending existing classes
- init.rb
- install.rb
- testing your plugin
- contributing plugins
- aspect-oriented programming
- technique 1: alias
- technique 2: alias_method_chain
- technique 3: unbound_method
- technique 4: adding Module#wrap_method
- legacy data schema
- unconventional table names
- unconventional column names
- unconventional foreign key names
- alias_attribute
- fixtures for complex schemas
- migrations for complex schemas
- DRYing up forms
- custom form helpers
- rspec view testing
- custom form builders
- adding a helper to all views
- singularize and pluralize
- Ruby names
- SQL names
- human names
- customizing inflections
- installing Tarantula
- detecting security flaws
- detecting HTTP and HTML errors
- configuring Tarantula login
- page caching
- action caching
- fragment caching
- query caching
- profiling
- benchmarking
- log analysis
