Most people are fairly familiar with the basic idea of a database driven website. More specifically, they understand that data is stored in the database and somehow makes it into the web page the browser loads.

Ruby on Rails provides a framework that makes the transition of information from a database to a webpage extremely simple. To begin, we’ll assume that you have Ruby and Rails installed on your machine. From there, we’ll work our way up from the database to the core of the application and back out into the webpage that presents the data.
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