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Ruby on Rails: Up and Running by Bruce Tate, Curt Hibbs

Ruby on Rails: Up and Running Bruce Tate, Curt Hibbs ebook
Publisher: O'Reilly Media
Page: 192
Format: chm
ISBN: 0596101325, 9780596101329

So every once upon a time I run into the situation, that I have a newly set up machine and have to configure my system again to use PostgreSQL and play nicely with Ruby on Rails. That's it, Postgres is up and running. Setting up PostgreSQL for Ruby on Rails development on OS X This is a guide to getting PostgreSQL running locally on your Mac, then configuring Rails to use that for development. Both can be up and running in under 5 minutes. Perfect for beginning Running, 2nd Edition: At a scant 200 pages (including appendices) this book should be helpful to any experienced developer who's trying to find their way into Ruby on Rails. Ruby has a clear winner in terms of popularity when it comes to a framework, so much so that many people do not even know about Ruby apart from Ruby on Rails. The next step is to start building something! Find out how with Rails: Up and Running. Setting Up Your Development Environment. To pile onto an overrused trope: for a web framework famed for its use of use, Rails (and maybe Ruby itself) are really surprisingly difficult to get up and running. Having made it this far in our series, you should have a good overview of the core concepts used in Ruby on Rails. We ended up installing it outside of our server farm at a 3rd party host. Our CTO only works with Windows servers and the Rails site ended up being a major headache to try to get running on windows. A few weeks ago I came across a post on the Apple Developers site that walks through what's required to actually get Ruby on Rails 2.0 set up and running on Leopard.