My Take on Hello World for Ruby on Rails

Rails
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Morning folks,

Following is my take on ruby on rails and highlighting its strength in
this quick tutorial :

Do proofread it and give me your thoughts on this…

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Hi Ather –

On Tue, 22 Jul 2008, Ather S. wrote:

Morning folks,

Following is my take on ruby on rails and highlighting its strength in
this quick tutorial :

Balm Upon Technical Challenges: Ruby On Rails Quickly (hopefully)

Do proofread it and give me your thoughts on this…

Don’t forget you can do:

rails my_app -d mysql

and then database.yml will be created for MySQL.

David

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David thanks!

that will help with that huge “code block” of mysql related information.
Is there a way of creating the “database” schema or test_development
database without having to go into mysql admin?

the more the user has to go back and forth between apps (command line
and mysql admin) the better.

David A. Black wrote:

Hi Ather –

On Tue, 22 Jul 2008, Ather S. wrote:

Morning folks,

Following is my take on ruby on rails and highlighting its strength in
this quick tutorial :

Balm Upon Technical Challenges: Ruby On Rails Quickly (hopefully)

Do proofread it and give me your thoughts on this…

Don’t forget you can do:

rails my_app -d mysql

and then database.yml will be created for MySQL.

David

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great! I almost forgot both these commands!

I wonder if we can make a gui out of this? all these commands are just
ripe for being used in a gui.

Roy P. wrote:

rake db:create:all (or just rake db:create if you only want the dev
database).

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rake db:create:all (or just rake db:create if you only want the dev
database).

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Well, there are several IDEs out there. I hear good things about
netbeans, for one…

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I am writing the next blog on netbeans…

I didnt have such a good experience with it.

Roy P. wrote:

Well, there are several IDEs out there. I hear good things about
netbeans, for one…