Rob Dodson • 9/21/2011

Syntax Error: Unexpected tIDENTIFIER in Rails 3

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This article analyzes a 'Syntax Error: Unexpected tIDENTIFIER' in Rails 3, caused by a missing comma in a `link_to` helper call. It explains the error for developers from other language backgrounds and delves into Ruby's syntax, specifically the optional omission of parentheses for method arguments and braces for hashes, a common Rails idiom that can confuse newcomers.

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Syntax Error: Unexpected tIDENTIFIER in Rails 3

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