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Ruby-on-Rails: Understanding the Basics of Active Record
Ruby on Rails handles data manipulation with the Active Record, which provides Object Relational Mapping framework. If these sound a little like foreign words to you, keep reading; you'll find that the way RoR handles ORM is a little different, and perhaps easier, than you might see it handled with other languages.
Read the full article here: Ruby-on-Rails: Understanding the Basics of Active Record For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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