Chatting with Evan Phoenix | AkitaOnRails.com
It was Avi Bryant that evangelized the neat idea of “turtles all the way”, meaning that for a language to be called ‘complete’ it should be able to extend itself. So, the ideal world would have Ruby being extended in Ruby, not in C. JRuby goes as far as it can building up a sandbox for Ruby code to run under the JVM. As cool as it is, we still rely on Java to fully extend it. Enter Rubinius and it
Chatting with Hongli Lai and Ninh Bui (Phusion) | AkitaOnRails.com
Hongli Lai and Ninh Bui, from Phusion, shaked the Rails world a few days ago. They unleashed the Holy Grail of Rails deployment: mod_rails which was received with much fanfare, and they deserved it. They finally settled the big issue that embarrassed Railers in the past. This will also relieve dozens of hosting services that were clueless on how to solve this equation. Now, those two computer scie
Rails 2.1 Free Book being translated at Github | AkitaOnRails.com
Update 06/09: Carlos just reported that they already have ready the First Rails 2.1 PDF Book thanks to the contributors from the Brazilian community that translated from the original Portuguese to English. This is a first! Carlos Brando and Marcos Tapajós are two of the best Railers in Brazil and long time collaborators of our community and they just released a very high quality material today. Ca
The Best Environment for Rails on Windows | AkitaOnRails.com
Update Jul/2016: Microsoft has just released the Windows 10 Anniversary Edition and it comes with the very good “Bash on Ubuntu on Windows”. You can use this instead. This post is now obsolete and you should read my latest The Year of Linux on the Desktop: It’s Usable! Update 04/27/09: I made some updates that you can read about here So you’re willing to start on Ruby on Rails. You’re not from nei
%w(Akita On Rails) * 2.0 / The First Rails 2.0 Screencast
Update 2013: This screencast is obviously obsolete (this is Rails 2 and Rails is already at version 4). It’s maintained here for historical reasons. Page down for brazilian portuguese article Update 12/12: For those of you that think I was too fast in the video, I just posted a Tutorial with most of the content you can see in the screencast plus a few bonuses. I’ve split it into Part 1 and Part 2.
RailsConf 09 - Exclusive Audio Interviews | AkitaOnRails.com
I’ve had a great time interviewing several interesting Rubysts and Railers on their new projects. I think you will like to hear what they have to say. My first guest was Joshua Timberman. He is a fervorous evangelist for the Chef project. Chef could be seen as a more modern Puppet, which by itself, already is a modern systems configuration manager. Chef is composed of several pieces, cookbooks and
%w(Akita On Rails) * 2.0 / Rolling with Rails 2.0 - The First Full Tutorial - Part 1
for brazilians: click here. I am very happy to see that my Rails 2.0 Screencast was very well received. More than 1,500 unique visitors watched it. The idea was to showcase Rails 2.0 very fast, showing what is possible to do in less than 30 min. Now, I will break that video down into its main pieces and create the very first full featured step-by-step tutorial around Rails 2.0. Like any other tuto
[Screencast] Real Thin Restful Controllers with Inherited Resources - AkitaOnRails.com
[Screencast] Real Thin Restful Controllers with Inherited Resources Update 10/01: José just released version 0.9.1 while I was uploading the video :-) José Valim is doing a great work in the soon to the released Rails 3.0. He surprised everybody with his Google Summer of Code project, rewriting the entire Generator code to use Thor and be more agnostic. Not only that he enhanced the ActionControll
[Edge Rails 3] Rack Middlewares | AkitaOnRails.com
Só de curiosidade resolvi dar uma olhada no stack de Rack Middlewares no Rails 3 (aliás, acabei de subir mais uma atualização na aplicação demo Third Rail). Com o comando “rake middleware” você consegue avaliar o stack. No Rails 2.3.5 a ordem é esta: use Rack::Lock use ActionController::Failsafe use ActiveRecord::ConnectionAdapters::ConnectionManagement use ActiveRecord::QueryCache use ActiveRecor
Rails on Vim (in English) | AkitaOnRails.com
Update 2013: I’m not using the configuration described here. Go straight to YADR for a more modern set of dotfiles. Update 04/27/09: I made some updates that you can read about here I’ve been thinking this through for a while about what are the best tools to develop Ruby and Rails project outside of the Mac. Specially on Windows. Netbeans and Eclipse Aptana are good choices and they are evolving f
My Notes about a Production-grade Ruby on Rails Deployment on Google Cloud Kubernetes Engine | AkitaOnRails.com
My Notes about a Production-grade Ruby on Rails Deployment on Google Cloud Kubernetes Engine I've been using Google Cloud with Kubernetes Engine for 2 months and change, from zero to production. Actually, it didn't take me a month to put it all together but it did take an extra month to figure out some nasty rough edges. TL;DR: Google is actually doing a pretty good job being a counterbalancer so
Rails developers in Japan | AkitaOnRails.com
これは僕のはじめの日本語で核ブログポスト。減った糞な日本語で書くのもすみません、でも今日は"@satokoさん":https://twitter.com/satoko ていうプログラマーと話して何となく日本語で書ムードになりました。僕はブラジル生まれなので、子供のころからアニメや漫画読みながら少しだけ日本語学んだ、でも経験不足です。 残園ながらまだ日本まで旅行した事がまだない。僕はブラジル生まれで Ruby on Railsの初めてのエバンジェリストです。２００６年に初めてのRails本がポルトガル語で書きました。ルビーも日本生まれって事は面白い、マッツさんが本当に英雄と思います。 で、ほかの日本人が、もし、このブログを読んだら、日本にRailsがどうやっているか書いてください、すごく興味あります。 どうもよろしくお願いします。 tags: obsolete english
Futuro Próximo: Thin? Git? | AkitaOnRails.com
Já está circulando na internet – principalmente por causa do Zed Effect – a possível nova infraestrutura que poderá substituir o Mongrel. É o Thin baseado no mesmo excelente parser do Mongrel (ignorem os palavrões, Zed desenvolveu de longe uma das melhores bibliotecas do mundo Ruby), a camada de I/O Event Machine e o Rack. sudo gem install thinAcabei de testar em uma aplicação complexa em Rails qu
Brazilian Ruby on Rails Portfolio | AkitaOnRails.com
A few weeks ago I’ve asked on Twitter for Brazilian websites made with Ruby on Rails or international websites that had Brazilian developers working on it. So I’ve organized a small gallery. Click on the screenshots to visit them. I’ll be updating this page from time to time, so if you have other websites to refer to, please email me with a 150×91 thumbnail and the URL to the website.
How does Bitcoin force consensus among Byzantine generals? | AkitaOnRails.com
How does Bitcoin force consensus among Byzantine generals? "Is it possible to break the blockchain?" Now, this is a fair question. If you know anything about the blockchain architecture, you instinctively conclude that "no", it's quite improbable that anyone will break it. In practice, it's basically impossible. It's quite amazing that most of my peer programmers have a very difficult time overcom
Replacing RVM/Rbenv/Nvm/etc for ASDF | AkitaOnRails.com
Many people are using Docker as the means to have different Ruby versions or for any other language. I still think the added overhead both in resources usage and usability friction is simply not worth it. I highly recommend against it. Docker is great as the basis for automated infrastrucutres, but I prefer to have them in servers only. I've been using asdf as my main Ruby version manager for a lo
Windows Subsystem for Linux is good, but not enough yet | AkitaOnRails.com
Windows Subsystem for Linux is good, but not enough yet I wrote a premature post in July of 2016 titled "The Year of Linux on the Desktop - It's Usable!" and, indeed, it was (barely) usable. The real "Year of Linux on the Desktop" is still not here. It's getting closer as I will explain. TL;DR this won't be 'yet-another-WSL-install-blog-post', there are already several out there, for example this
Sharing models between Rails Apps - Part 2 | AkitaOnRails.com
Let's continue from where I left off in Part 1 where I quickly described how you can extract reusable model logic from a Rails app into a testable Rubygem. If I were building a secondary Rails app connecting directly to the same database as the first, I could just add the dependency to the extracted gem: gem 'central-support', github: 'Codeminer42/cm42-central-support', branch: 'master', require:
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