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Ruby on Rails is a Ruby web application framework for building database-backed applications using the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern. Its Model layer represents domain data and business logic through Active Record or ordinary Ruby classes; the View layer renders templates such as HTML with embedded Ruby; and the Controller layer routes HTTP requests, works with models, and produces responses including HTML, XML, JSON, and PDFs. The framework includes Action Pack, Active Record, Active Model, Action View, Action Mailer, Action Mailbox, Active Job, Action Cable, Active Storage, Action Text, and Active Support, several of which can also be used independently. Rails applications can be installed with RubyGems and created with the `rails new` command. Ruby on Rails is released under the MIT License.
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Full-stack MVC web application framework for Ruby that includes everything needed to build database-backed apps, bundling tools for email, background jobs, websockets, file storage, and rich text.
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