I have not had a chance to read it yet, busy with kids baseball and my new MacBook, but RoR's creator David Heinemeier Hansson is on the cover of Linux Journal this month. If you program in Ruby or are… Read More »Ruby on Linux Journal
Well, it’s been a while since I’ve posted, so here’s a run down of what I’ve been up too. My oldest son is on a T-Ball team and I’m an assistant coach. We’re both having a good time with it,… Read More »New Job
I've yet to get this one into my thick skull, so here it is and now I can search for it again. tar -xjvf
Recently a good friend of mine has been toying with Linux. He’s come at it with a largely open mind and has wrestled with getting some pretty complicated features working on his laptop. He’s a long time Windows user and… Read More »Why Use a Shell?
I’ve been messing with RADRAILS at work and I could not get the db connection to work. A little research led me to this solution. (This is for Ubuntu 5.10) Using RADRAILS with MySql $ sudo vi /etc/mysql/my.cnf # skip-networking… Read More »RADRAILS Data Connection
I was setting up Radio with Ruby and Rails when I happened upon several Ruby Integrated Development Environments that I had not known about before. I’ll let you try them out and see if you like them. I have not… Read More »Ruby IDE’s
Found this picture for computer backgrounds at : http://encytemedia.com/demo/rails-xtra-large.jpg
Found this on Google, had to share it. :)
If you can sum up how easy Ruby on Rails is compared to Java, this picture speaks volumes. (pun intended)
Who’s motto is, “I did it my way”? Answer: Not a Ruby on Rails Programmer. RoR programmers are not maverick types, in it for fortune and glory and refusing to conform. They are disciplined and compliant types who know that… Read More »Convention over Configuration