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RailsTutorial 1.4 Deployment : Using Heroku FAIL!
Deploying to an external site. Â The tutorial suggests Heroku. This requires creating an accoutn at Heroku. I created the account, but when trying to deploy I received this error: An error occurred while installing sqlite3 (1.3.5), and Bundler cannot continue. … Continue reading
RailsTutorial: 1.3 GitHub
Working on setting up the git repository in the totorial section 1.3, I was unable to push the git project to the repository getting a $:git push -u origin master Permission denied (publickey). fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly … Continue reading
Ruby On Rails Tutorial Michael Hartl
After realizing the difficulty of implementing my learning curve using the Head Start Rails book (v2 book: Rails is now v3), I decided to look around for other possibilities. Â This book is referenced at the main Rails guides site, so … Continue reading
HeadFirst Rails: First use of Book
I love the Head First series, for their tongue-in-cheekiness as well as the tiered approach to learning. Â So I was eager to receive this book and start to go through the process with Rails. It is important to recognize that, … Continue reading
SQLite Database manager
Rails defaults to using the SQLite database. Â In order to access this database directly, there is a plugin that can do this from within Firefox, called (appropriately enough) sqlite_manager. Â It can be obtained here:
Tk –
“Tk is the only cross-platform (Windows, Mac, Unix) graphical user interface toolkit designed exclusively for high-level dynamic languages, like Tcl, Ruby, Perl, Python and many others. Whatever language you use, this site brings you the current, high-quality essential information you … Continue reading
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TextMate – TMTools
“The TMTOOLS plug-in is a conglomeration of shell commands which provide the user with advanced functionality to interact with TextMate.” Information here: Download git for osx mate : allows command line access to TextMate. RubyAmp how to install here Note TextMate is … Continue reading
TextMate: Interactive support fix for Snow Leopard
It appears that in the Ruby download, a configuration issue with Snow Leopard (OSX 10.6.x) Â causes the ability to use the standard input (‘gets’) to break. Â As long as you are running the script from the terminal then it will … Continue reading
TextMate 3: useful links and ideas for Ruby
TextMate Shortcuts szeryf’s list of very useful keyboard shortcuts RubyAmp a TextMate Bundle that adds lots of functionality for Ruby code development
TextMate 2
At first glance, I like this environment. There are a lot of autocomplete functions, and many ways to program additional ones or create snippets. Â Cmd-R runs the environment. Â I have not yet tried multi-file projects, but, if the rest of … Continue reading