It is often responsible for a single resource type, such as places, users or attendees. The controllers subdirectory contains the controllers, which handle the requests from the users. These use the Rails asset pipeline which means that Rails is going to generate all this for us on deployment. This folder contains images, javascripts, and stylesheets. It's got subdirectories that hold the view (views, assets, helpers), controller (controllers), the backend business logic (models), and more.īasically your front-end stuff. I would love to hear any feedback on this content - I’d love to make it a living document. TutorialsPoint: Ruby on Rails directory structureĪnd now for something completely different… Sia’s Guide to Rails’ Folders #.RailsGuides: Getting started with Rails.So, I decided to mash them all together and only leave the bits I liked, modifying other bits, and adding some new bits.įirst, I want to thank these sources for their initial great explanations - you should check them out also in case they speak more to you than the one I generated here. To summarize, I found a lot of different content explaining the folder tree and files for Rails, but no one particular source spoke to me above all others. Oh, by the way, I’m teaching a coding bootcamp here in New Orleans right now (fun stuff!). This happened to me when I was trying to build lesson content for our first lesson on Rails.
Sometimes you just don’t like any one particular reference out there. by Sia Karamalegos Photo by Maarten van den Heuvel on Unsplash
Descriptions of the auto-generated folders in Rails 4.2
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