Would Ruby on Rails suit my work..?

I wanted to make a web site with the following basic features- (1)User registration for buyers and sellers. (2)profile pages (3)A buyer should be able to post work and should get profile links of the corresponding seller who has expertise in that work.

As time progresses i would want to add more features to the site.The freelancer sites where user can post jobs and get bids is the best example of the work.

(1)I want my code to be maintainable as i woud be adding features later on. (2)It should be quick to develop. (3)Resources should be available(not the entire thing, atleast in bits and pieces) for the above requirements and should not be tough to find for future enhancements. (4)Design should be decoupled from the buisness logic as i would outsource the design work.

I was thinking of Ruby on Rails for this work as i have experience in the MVC model and RoR looks cool.I am from the mobility domain so i don't know whether RoR will suit my work

Would RoR suit this purpose.If y开发者_StackOverflow社区es where can i find the resources to the above mentioned requirements.

Thanks

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Ruby on Rails would be ideal for this type of website.

Check out some of these resources for info on how to use Ruby on Rails:

http://guides.rubyonrails.org/

http://railscasts.com/

http://www.railsforum.com/

I noticed you are already aware of TeachMeToCode, but there is a tag there for all the Rails 3 tutorials, with some blog tutorials and what looks like the beginning of a series on how to build a del.icio.us clone. Since they are in Rails 3, they would be well worth checking out:

http://teachmetocode.com/screencasts/tag/rails-3/

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One of the best tutorials:

http://railsforzombies.org

It will let you have your own point of view quickly.

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It depends on with which languages you have experience. Any good MVC framework will do the job just fine but if you like Ruby syntax RoR is definitely a good framework to develop this kind of application.