I've been asked by a client to deliver a training programme for Ruby
on Rails. Because of the target audience (experienced developers, but
not necessarily Ruby or web programmers), I'm giving it a re-vamp.
One of my bugbears is that currently training is all back-to-front: it
focuses on
I'd be very interested in being a Guinea Pig! ( :
Gem
On Oct 7, 11:48 am, Paul Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been asked by a client to deliver a training programme for Ruby
on Rails. Because of the target audience (experienced developers, but
not necessarily Ruby or web
When I developed on Windows I tend to use the windows stuff and the windows
gems, you don't need cygwin to run a development environment.
I used to run a kind of hybrid where I would run the console from Cygwin and
mongrel etc. from the Dos command line.
That's what worked for me.
Recently I
I forgot - Also installed the GNU for windows tools, plus cygwin MySQL
client (or the command recall stuff just doesn't work and you get a blank
screen).
You don't have to run mongrel for development anyway - you could run
webrick. Production systems are a different matter of course.
On Tue, Oct
