Well, I wouldn't worry about it. Rails' convention over configuration philosophy is a bit weird when you're starting out, as it does a lot for you and so it can be somewhat difficult in the beginning. However, if you keep at it, you'll get better soon. Most principles and best practices can be learned in the official Ruby on Rails guide(Rails functionality) and the Railscasts(for gems and software development side of things) pages, they are the gold standard as far as free learning resources for Rails go.
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Well, I wouldn't worry about it. Rails' convention over configuration philosophy is a bit weird when you're starting out, as it does a lot for you and so it can be somewhat difficult in the beginning. However, if you keep at it, you'll get better soon. Most principles and best practices can be learned in the official Ruby on Rails guide(Rails functionality) and the Railscasts(for gems and software development side of things) pages, they are the gold standard as far as free learning resources for Rails go.