December 2, 2009 – 9:39 pm
Cloud news of the day goes to Microsoft. Saw this tweet (thanks @mdesilver)
James Urquhart (@jamesurquhart)
12/2/09 7:21 PM
RT @llangit: RT @mhindsbo: #Azure supports .NET languages, such as C# + VB + Java, PHP, Python and now also Ruby http://tinyurl.com/yfs7cn6
James Urquhart from eWeek reports that Azure is now supporting Ruby on Rails.
This is exciting – you now have a major platform [...]
November 13, 2008 – 11:48 am
Check it out.
Our friends over at Softies on Rails have put a book out that will help any .NET developer looking to work with Ruby on Rails. The Softies crew was an early inspiration for me to try out Ruby and Mac development, and I am really happy for them that they were able [...]
Hilarious code comedy from Rails Jedi
My favorite:
“Viewstate is back. Now new and improved on top of Rails. acts_as_aspdotnet overrides form_tag to put a hidden variable that contains loads of crucial processing data on every postback that will fill your server pipes with more glorious bandwidth.”
December 3, 2007 – 12:56 pm
If the soap4r gem (version 1.5) is breaking your workstation or servers, it might be because there are conflicts between Rails and soap4r both in source code, and in the community. We’ll discuss the source code fix first:
If you are getting this error:
Uninitialized constant when using 1.5.8 with Rails
When running your Rails [...]
October 30, 2007 – 10:13 am
These guys crack me up. Good stuff…
Ruby vs. .NET Video
September 25, 2007 – 4:55 pm
This is part 2 in a series of articles on converting both your mindset and your ASP.NET web sites to Rails. Inside I hope to help anyone coming from a .NET background that is looking to create new Rails apps, or migrating existing ones.
Before we go forward, I assume that you have [...]
September 14, 2007 – 3:33 pm
Folks,
I’ve had it with ASP.NET.
I had a simple missing tag on a Master page (I think VS2005 conveniently erased my form tag because I was trying to actually do something nifty), and it blew up our company web page.
I am going to convert http://www.ltech.com to Ruby on Rails from ASP.NET 2.0 / C#.
Ltech.com is a [...]
August 30, 2007 – 4:10 pm
Is it me or are there too many choices for Rails production stacks?
Depending on what kind of server you are deploying to, you can have any or all of the following in your mix:
ApacheLighty (LightTPD)PoundPenMongrel (or mongrel_cluster)NgnixFastCGI
Whoa! That is way more confusing than even the most obsfucated Java stack.
I am a huge [...]
I am going to try Locomotive. In the spirit of WAMP/MAMP, it is a full Ruby on Rails stack for OS X. Since I am not terribly interested in doing everything manually (yet), I figure this is my easiest way in.
So far, I love it.I did a whole “unboxing” ceremony. I’ll upload pics for that soon.
I have already been able to install a PHP/MySql Stack (MAMP) and Drupal.
Soon, I’ll be on to Ruby.
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