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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
ISBN: 0596101325, 9780596101329
Publisher: O'Reilly Media
Format: chm
Page: 192

Quickly try if your mysql set up is working, by running this command in the prompt: mysql.exe -h 127.0.0.1 -u root -p. Anyway, the final step was to have Rails create a skeleton app. I just have one in the ruby directory. You should see something similar: p12.jpg. The list incorporates the top Ruby on Rails development companies that provide top notch ROR development and have been known to deliver quality. Finally, “cd firstproject” and run. That writes to a file called perf.data (or you can pass a different filename with -o ). Go into this directory by using the “cd c:\ruby/myprojectsdir” and run. After that, create a directory for all of your projects. We run the slow command with perf record : $ perf record ruby -I reqtest -e '(1..10000).each {|i| require "#{i}"}'. So I'm running on a MacBook running Leopard and wanted to do some Ruby on Rails development using Eclipse. What I do have personal knowledge of is how difficult it can be to get a Rails application up and running and to keep it running. You will be asked to type your password and if 2. Check out the list and vote for the rails development company you They use all the modern project management tools (basecamp, pivotal tracker, etc), they stay up to speed on all the latest libraries and trends, and they ask smart questions about the development specs. I'll keep things short and simple, since you probably just want Ruby on Rails up and running ASAP! We're going to do [pretty much] everything from the terminal. Getting Ruby on Rails up and running in Eclipse. I picked up Ruby on Rails: Up and Running at the local Borders a few weeks back with the intent of forcing myself through a second book length tutorial on Rails. 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.