How to Log in Ruby on Rails | Treehouse Quick Tips

How to Log in Ruby on Rails | Treehouse Quick Tips - Treehouse Blog

How to Log in Ruby on Rails | Treehouse Quick Tips

Now let’s take a look at how to add a Debug statement to a Rails application. I’ve got a sample Rails application right here that I’m going to start the server off right now. Now with this application started, I can go and take a look at what’s going on here. If I go to local host 3,000, you can see I have a random listing of status updates. This is a sample application called Treebook, which simulates a social network. If I go look at the log here, you can see the Rails print out some information for us, saying what controller we’re on, as well as some database calls, and what’s going on here from the cache, and what it’s rendering and what it’s returning. Let me clear this for a second.

Full article: http://blog.teamtreehouse.com/how-to-log-in-ruby-on-rails...

Tweets

@treehouse » 23 Nov '12, 9pm
In case you missed it: How to Log in Ruby on Rails | Treehouse Quick Tips [link]
@tomordonez » 23 Nov '12, 2pm
[code] How to Log in Ruby on Rails | Treehouse Quick Tips [link] #QuickTips #RubyonRails
@ubuntroll » 23 Nov '12, 2pm
RT @treehouse: How to Log in Ruby on Rails | Treehouse Quick Tips [link]
@treehouse » 23 Nov '12, 2pm
How to Log in Ruby on Rails | Treehouse Quick Tips [link]
@mishidems » 24 Nov '12, 10am
RT @treehouse: In case you missed it: How to Log in Ruby on Rails | Treehouse Quick Tips [link]
@admpsktt » 23 Nov '12, 5pm
RT @treehouse: How to Log in Ruby on Rails | Treehouse Quick Tips [link]
@jodyalbritton » 23 Nov '12, 2pm
RT @treehouse: How to Log in Ruby on Rails | Treehouse Quick Tips [link]
@CoderGirlDesign » 23 Nov '12, 2pm
RT @treehouse: How to Log in Ruby on Rails | Treehouse Quick Tips [link]