Matt Harrison wrote: > "./script/generate model mymodelname" creates an activerecord model that > is usually linked to a database but doesn't have to be. > > "./script/generate scaffold scaffoldname" creates a model, a controller, > a layout, some css styles etc. This gives you the model plus everything > else you would need to play with it. > > This doesn't mean that scaffolding should be used all the time, it is > good for quick development but it isn't customisable enough and isn't > supposed to be used in a production environment. > > Hope this helps > > Matt
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