Ruport Book
by Gregory Brown
Michael Milner
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Publisher: Rinara Press, LLC
Copyright:
© 2008 Gregory Brown & Michael Milner Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0
Language: English
Country: United States
Edition: First Edition (v1.1.0)
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Printed: 164 pages, 7.44" x 9.68", perfect binding, black and white interior ink Download:
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Description:Reports come in all flavours, but the code to generate them usually only comes in one: monotony. From simple data transformations to highly customized printable reports, you are often faced with a dilemma: used a canned solution at the cost of full control, or put together acres of glue code to tie together all the tools you'll need. Of course, there is another option, and that is Ruby Reports (Ruport). This book shows how Ruport makes your business reporting life suck less, through Ruby. As you read along, you'll pick up some of the best reporting tricks the Ruport developers know and walk through tons of practical examples that you can easily use in your day-to-day work. 25% of the revenue we receive from this book will go to Engineers Without Borders, USA to help improve the quality of life in developing countries worldwide. Last updated 2008.04.08 to cover Ruport 1.6 Listed in: |
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If you aren't familiar with Ruport, it's one stop shopping for report generation in the Ruby programming language. Probably the single biggest advantage of the system is that it makes it trivial to aquire data from just about any source (CSV and a SQL database being two obvious examples), manipulate it using a common interface, and send it out as various types of output just as easily (plain text, CSV, HTML, PDF, email, etc.) If this is a task your job requires, the odds are good that Ruport can lend a hand and this book is your guide for how to get that help.
James Edward Gray II
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