Hi,
I am new to ruby and just trying to get into Rails. Very interesting
and I hope I will be getting into it fast… thanks a lot to all the
amazing work done on this project!
OK, my question now 
How to integrate Amazon product search into rails? I want to put some
books on my site wih he amazon API.
I found this:
http://journal.gleepglop.com/articles/2005/06/06/amazon-on-rails
but unfortunately the example code is 404ed and I am not quite sure if
I understood everything.
So I f there is some more rails + amazone info out there I would be
happy if someone could point me there!
Thanks!
Rubena
Hey Rubena !
I’m sure the Rails + Amazon integration has a lot smaller code base
than the other integrations… that’s for sure 
Since this is the Ruby group, you may want to post this to the Rails
mailing list, at:
http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails
Ruby doesn’t imply Rails.
Thanks !
Dylan
[email protected] wrote:
Ruby doesn’t imply Rails.
I’ve heard things about rails on this NG, what is it ?
it’s a rad web-application framework:
cam
Harpo wrote:
Cam wrote:
it’s a rad web-application framework:
www.rubyonrails.org
Great ! Thanks !
I’m afraid I missed something. what ‘rad’ means ?
rad means rapid application development, but it’s also the name of a
comic
supervillain, apparently.
On Tue, Dec 20, 2005 at 05:57:57AM +0900, Harpo wrote:
I’m afraid I missed something. what ‘rad’ means ?
It’s an '80s-vintage synonym for “cool” or “awesome”, derived from
“radical”.
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Quoting H. [email protected]:
I’m afraid I missed something. what ‘rad’ means ?
Like, totally awesome, dude.
Or maybe Rapid Application Development.
Either interpretation is equally appropriate.
-mental