Initially I was little skeptical about buying [this book](http://www.pragprog.com/titles/fr_rr): recipes are only “nice tips” or “best practice” that you could find googling… I was wrong.

*It’s not* simply a book containing a - well organized - series of tips or how-to-do-that examples. Written by Chad Fowler, with contributions from Rails code developers, this book shows all sort of nice facets on rails programming: views, controllers, tests, …

As the author says in introduction: “Good recipe books do teach you techniques”. And I can confirm that: you spend less time in try-and-error cycles and jump right straight to solution… and then you have time to adapt and deeply study this solution.

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