Archive for July, 2007
Saturday, July 28th, 2007
Weirdness Problem Solved!!!
When I posted at the Rails-Forum, I also emailed the internal DevChix list (sorry boys!) because I was totally at wits end about this problem. (got no response from Rails-Forum BTW) and at least I got some ideas...
Jen-Mei said to try this:
PLAIN TEXT
RUBY:
Out of curiosity, when you run the Ruby console, what do you get [...]
No Comments » - Posted in Uncategorized by nola
Friday, July 27th, 2007
Weirdness and Coolness in Rails
Coolness
First the cool thing... and I think I have a good reason for this... I have a model that is not tied to any particular table, but is a summary table for about 8 tables. Rather than cluttering up my controller with a bunch of stuff, I am putting into a model (keeping REST in [...]
3 Comments » - Posted in Uncategorized by nola
Thursday, July 26th, 2007
Perl Survey
Hey ... a friend at oscon send me this survey PerlSurvey ... if you do perl, take it and let your voice be heard!
1 Comment » - Posted in Uncategorized by nola
Tuesday, July 24th, 2007
Nifty Rails Stuff
I've been kinda on a rails spree lately, I guess I've had some free time and also redoing a rails 1.1.6 project (and was noob then and no clue of what I was doing) and updating it to use REST.
I got Geoffrey Grosenbach PeepCode's REST Tutorial, which is very awesome and well worth the 9 [...]
No Comments » - Posted in Ruby, Ruby On Rails, Testing by nola
Saturday, July 21st, 2007
A Lightbulb Just Went On
I was starting a redo of a old (rails 1.1.6) site and thought I'll store the rails in the vendor directory so I don't have to worry about what version is installed in the server, so I looked up this nifty Article on SitePoint where they explain how to do that. Installing and Managing [...]
