Ruby on Rails
The development environment: Ruby on Rails
Ruby on Rails: General
Rails offers developers a fast and efficient way to build web applications by providing a set of pre-built components and libraries. The framework is based on the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architectural pattern, which provides a clear separation between the data model, application logic and user interface. HTTP constants are important in Ruby on Rails because they provide developers with an easy way to define and use HTTP status codes and header names. These constants are part of the HTTP protocol and allow web applications to exchange information between server and client.
Ruby on Rails: HTTP Constants
:continue
:switching_protocols
:processing
:early_hints
:ok
:created
:accepted
:non_authoritative_information
:no_content
:reset_content
:partial_content
:multi_status
:already_reported
:im_used
:multiple_choices
:moved_permanently
:found
:see_other
:not_modified
:use_proxy
:reserved
:temporary_redirect
:permanent_redirect
:bad_request
:unauthorized
:payment_reqired
:forbidden
:not_found
:method_not_allowed
:not_acceptable
:proxy_authentication_required
:request_timeout
:conflict
:gone
:length_required
:precondition_failed
:request_entity_too_large
:request_uri_too_long
:unsupported_media_type
:requested_range_not_satisfiable
:expectation_failed
:misdirected_request
:unprocessable_entity
:locked
:failed_dependency
:too_early
:upgrade_required
:precondition_required
:too_many_requests
:request_header_fields_too_large
:unavailable_for_legal_reasons
:internal_server_error
:not_implemented
:bad_gateway
:service_unavailable
:gateway_timeout
:variant_also_negotiates
:insufficient_storage
:loop_detected
:not_extended
:network_authentication_required