Ask HN: advice on rails
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Simple guide for getting started...http://guides.rubyonrails.org/getting_started.html
This will lead you to many other great on line guides.
In general, I am running MRI Ruby 1.8.7, Rails 2.3.5, MySQL 5.1
This will lead you to many other great on line guides.
In general, I am running MRI Ruby 1.8.7, Rails 2.3.5, MySQL 5.1
+1 for the Rails guides reference, they're quickly becoming the de-facto rails reference and are being maintained well.
re: Stack for production environments, these days almost everyone uses passenger+apache/nginx which uses ruby enterprise
re: Stack for production environments, these days almost everyone uses passenger+apache/nginx which uses ruby enterprise
Thanks for the help guys.
I also had another question: have you used the peepcode screencasts to learn about passenger + rails stuff? If so, how would you rate the screencasts? I used their git screencasts in the past, and they were terrific; just wanted to know how their rails stuff compares...
I also had another question: have you used the peepcode screencasts to learn about passenger + rails stuff? If so, how would you rate the screencasts? I used their git screencasts in the past, and they were terrific; just wanted to know how their rails stuff compares...
peepcode and railscasts are both great!
I am a complete rails newbie, and I am working on exposing a RESTful API via rails. I had the following questions:
1. What stacks do you folks use (RedHat -based platforms), and why did you choose the stack you use?
2. What would be a simple book for a Rails beginner? I need to get the API up and running quickly, and I prefer hacking to reading (i.e., I don't have the luxury of doing a lot of reading).
Thanks!