Gem Bundler – Manage your Ruby gems
Gem Bundler helps you track and install the gems you need for your Ruby project. This tutorial shows you how to start a blog page using Ruby on Rails. By covering the design aspects of a Rails web application, it makes it easier to understand the concepts behind Rails and how they fit together. A simple blog/CMS is almost trivial to implement in Rails—scaffolding alone will get you a good way thr
Sketches
Sketches allows you to create and edit Ruby code from the comfort of your editor, while having it safely reloaded in IRB whenever changes to the code are saved. Features Spawn an editor of your choosing from IRB.Automatically reload your code when it changes.Use a custom editor command.Use a custom temp directory to store sketches in. Download it here or run: $ sudo gem install sketches Then requi
up and running with cassandra
Cassandra is a hybrid non-relational database in the same class as Google’s BigTable. It is more featureful than a key/value store like Riak, but supports fewer query types than a document store like MongoDB. Cassandra was started by Facebook and later transferred to the open-source community. It is an ideal runtime database for web-scale domains like social networks. This post is both a tutorial
Get rid of sudo installs on Mac OS X with Homebrew and Brewbygems
I decided to do a clean install of Snow Leopard on my 24" iMac at home over the last weekend, one of the biggest motivators behind it was to set up a Ruby development environment where I only had to sudo in exceptional cases and could avoid access control / ownership issues of executables or RubyGems scattered around multiple gem paths. There were two scenarios in the past that lead to using sudo
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