Rails Doctrine for general introduction.
Ruby on Rails Mailing List
Learn Rails by reading all the guides.
Learn SQL by Mode SQL tutorials.
The missing manual for Production Rails app.
Also checkout Upcase by Thoughtbot.
Just Use Heroku
To grow your App into a Monolith. You can focus on building your ideas instead of all the other things. There is a entire talk about this and this thread:
Two hot takes that I believe apply to 90% of all software teams:
— Justin Searls (@searls) March 20, 2019
1. You'd be better off on a PaaS like Heroku or Next than whatever custom AWS/cloud you've built
2. Postgres can do whatever you'd want from a non-RDBMS application data store. And faster. With fewer compromises
Here is a real world case study.
I like watching videos
On Writing Software well by DHH
But does it scale?
It definitely scales with efforts and resources of course. Consult Speedshop Blog and Newsletter by Nate Berkopec for practical performance tips. Read engineering blogs from companies with scale.
Thanks the team
Thanks core contributors like Aaron Patterson, Rafael Mendonça França, David Heinemeier Hansson, Jeremy Daer, Ryuta Kamizono, and other 5500+ people.
Open Source Rails apps
If you’re new and want to learn how to do things with Rails in real-life apps:
Active: bluedoc, rubyapi.org, dev.to, Lobste.rs, rubygems.org
Inactive but good to look at Pull Requests: Hound, Upcase
Folks
Collection of good posts
Top 10 errors from 1000+ Ruby on Rails projects (and how to avoid them):