If you are a visual learner, I would recommend Ryan Bates blog of
webcasts (or railscasts) at www.railscasts.com. He presents some
practical solutions to very common problems. You should also spend a
lot of time with the API's for both Rails and for Ruby since they
usually have a couple of examples on how to use the methods; the Rails
API is particularly good at this. If do not have a persistent
Internet connection, I would recommend generating the documentation
for the version of rails that you are using. You can accomplish this
by running a couple rake commands from your console or command prompt:

Before you get started, make sure you are in the top of your
application directory e.g. /rails_apps/my_rails_app/

1) First freeze your version of rails by calling "rake rails:freeze:gems

2) Use RDoc to create the API documentation by calling "rake doc:rails"

The resulting HTML documentation should be located in your doc/api
subdirectory


--- In RubyOnRails@yahoogroups.com, "satyaatkiit" <satyaatkiit@...> wrote:
>
> Hi all
> I am new to Ruby on Rails. I want some materials to start this. Can
> anyone having any tutorials regarding this send me ?
>
> Thanks n Regards
> Satyananda Behera
> CGI India
> Bangalore,India
>