Blog entries tagged with 'rails'

• Ruby on Rails first try

  By Nuno Mariz, on 15 December 2005 @ 11:38 ∞
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  For those who are trying to install Ruby on Rails on Debian(in my case 3.1 STABLE), you will notice that your application will show a blank page and the following error on the WEBrick web server in dev/development.log:

   

  MissingSourceFile (no such file to load -- irb):
  (...)
  

  You must install the following packages:

  apt-get install ruby1.8-dev
  apt-get install irb
  apt-get install libncurses5-dev libreadline5-dev
  

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• Django: Another "Rails" Web Framework

  By Nuno Mariz, on 18 July 2005 @ 11:51 ∞
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  The Rails hype continues:

  Django for Python is the most recently announced of what is becoming a long line of web frameworks inspired by Ruby on Rails. Others that have popped up include MonoRail for .NET & Mono, Subway for Python, Trails for Java, Catalyst and Maypole for Perl. In the context of all these rails derivatives, this article on "Could Rails have been built without Ruby?" is an interesting read. [source]

  For PHP we have also cake and biscuit.
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• Learn Portuguese from a Rails application

  By Nuno Mariz, on 18 May 2005 @ 09:42 ∞
  rails
  Tim Case has recently launched theVerbalizer. It’s a learning tool for getting into Portuguese using a method of remembering verbs as the prime driver. You can find more information in here.
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• Ruby on rails, the new hype?!

  By Nuno Mariz, on 21 April 2005 @ 10:30 ∞
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  The meaning of Hype in The Probert Encyclopaedia is Hype is Black-American slang for "a deception". But the same word in the Michael J. Motto Advertising - Selected Glossary means Extreme promotion of a person, idea, or product.
  
  Either way, the 10m setup video in the official site of ruby on rails is quite impressive and looks promising.
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