Archive for March 21st, 2008
Posted on March 21, 2008. Filed under: series of posts | Tags: overview, summaries, ToC on series of posts |
Since about March 17, 2008, I collected my links I unearthed regarding the core of this blog: How to build a barebone social network using Ruby on Rails? Some while ago, I preferred to do things top down, but I learned doing so tends to make me overlook important things: It supports my own way [...]
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Posted on March 21, 2008. Filed under: Ruby on Rails, development, social web | Tags: Amazon Elastic Cloud, barebone social network framework, Codepad, content management system, EC2, GNU General Public License, Google Groups, Hacker News, Heroku, interviews, MIT license, Rails Machine, Rubricks |
The fourth and final post of my links-spreading series of Rails/Ruby, mobile social networks and telecommunications posts is about Rails productive tools, i.e. such ones not dedicated to Rails development. Mostly, it’s about Rails hosting, especially using the newborn star-to be Heroku and the underlying EC2 technology, but contains also a link to a Rails-based [...]
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Posted on March 21, 2008. Filed under: PHP, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, development, eRuby | Tags: A Arkin, Active Record, Apache, C Fowler, Capistrano, config/initializers/, DHH, erb, Err The Blog, ETags, gems, HTML scripting, libs/, Mongrel, Rails 2.0, Rathole, Sake, Subversion, T Preston-Werner, Webbrick, Wikipedia |
To get a clue of how Ruby and Rails and all a Rails project’s parts intertwine, I had a look into the files tree of a dummy Rails project, i.e. into what it looked like just after creation using rails project name, i.e. without any modification. A lot I got just by reading the inline [...]
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Posted on March 21, 2008. Filed under: PHP, Perl, Python, Ruby, Ruby on Rails | Tags: Action Controller, cookies, cryptographically signed, directed graphs, fixture term, Joomla!, P Marklund, programming-as-a-hobby, R Daigle, Rails 2.0, Rails Edge, Rathole, recommended read, semantics, session management, session management in Rails, slides |
Just after the turn of the year 2006>2007 I dove into Ruby. My original project is related to semantics, and I had to deal with large directed graphs and complex data structures. I put programming-as-a-hobby aside, about 1997, and the then most-recent language I’ve been aware of was Perl. For doing the occasional programming task, [...]
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Posted on March 21, 2008. Filed under: Ruby, Ruby on Rails, comprehensibility, visualization | Tags: A Cangiano, books, communication, Edge Rails, getting help, P Marklund, podcasts, presentations, R Daigle, Rails 2.0, Rails blogs, Rails Envy, Rails Forum, slides, suggested reads |
On Rails, I have a real lot of useful links. As there are so many of them, similarly to the previous postings here, I partition this topic. To provide you with the most useful part first, I skip the special Rails 2.0 features, Rails Plug-Ins and the Rathole gem, what a Rails project does look [...]
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