Ruby on Rails For Creating Interactive Websites

On this day 22 March 2013, my son David, the software programmer who designed the software for the Mars Rover, introduced me to Ruby on Rails which he said would allow me to develop complex interactive websites for promoting my Weekly Options Trading Software. I have an existing Website promoting my options trading software and books. After learning about Ruby on Rails as a means for creating an up to date options trading website, I decided to use Ruby on Rails which uses the Ruby program language. The purpose of this book is to define Ruby on Rails and provide a step by step procedure of how to create a new website or how to update my old website into a modern website. The beauty of the RR method is it is easy to update a website as often as is necessary to keep up with the changes in the markets caused by the battling between the Administration and Congress in Washington DC. During my quarter of a century of options trading, I have never seen such instability on Wall Street caused by Washington. I have found it necessary to modify my software and strategies and tactics to continue making a profit with Weekly Options Trading. These strategies and tactics are discussed in this book.

Jon Schiller received the BS in Physics from the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) and the MS and PhD from the University of Southern California (USC). As an executive of an aerospace corporation he designed guidance and control systems for aircraft and missiles. After retiring he became active writing documentary books using research from the Internet in addition to creating books about options trading strategies which used his mathematical skills.