Thanks, railsbrain will help me out a lot.
On May 3, 2:46 pm, geoffd123 <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Oillio
>
> I am from a Java background, so I have the same problem. The basic
> answer is to use the documentation to look up calls etc.
>
> For Rails I usehttp://www.railsbrain.com/and there is a Ruby version
> too (http://www.rubybrain.com). These give you easy to access API
> documentation.
>
> For Hobo there ia the cookbook sitehttp://cookbook.hobocentral.net,
> and of course this mailing list and the cook book receipes often have
> new ways of doing things.
>
> It is quite a steep learninhg curve, but worth it.
>
> Cheers
> Geoff
>
> On May 3, 10:16 pm, oillio <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > I am relatively new to Hobo, and Rails/Ruby in general. I love the
> > dynamic nature and beauty of the language. But I am having trouble
> > retaining all of the millions of details needed for Hobo and Rails.
> > Things like, what parameters can belongs_to take, the seven available
> > auto_actions, what methods are available with an object created by
> > has_many, etc...
>
> > I am coming from a C# background. I miss my Intellisense. Over there
> > it seems so much easier to get my head around a new API. I can
> > quickly see a list of possible methods on an object, see all possible
> > parameters for a method. And if it takes an enum of flags I can
> > quickly get a list of possible options.
>
> > So, I'm curious. How do you'all handle this? Is there some
> > documentation system I am not aware of? Do you just slog through and
> > memorize it all?
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