[Rails] Re: Re: Re: a hands-on tutoring needed

Colin Law wrote in post #1067862:

> I would start by working right through some good Ruby tutorials (to
> understand the language better) and also through some good Rails
> tutorials (railstutorial.org is good and is free to use online) to
> understand the Rails magic.

thank you Colin,

you are right railstutorial.org is outright good and I did all of it.
Unfortunately, it has no search form whatsoever. Neither do intensely
good tutorials at guides.rubyonrails.org/getting_started.html

That's why I knocked at this here forum asking for help of those who
understand the language and the Rails better.

yours`
sehrguey

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