I realize I said a few weeks ago that I’d have a tutorial up for the next step in the ruby member management system. The good and the bad:
The bad: I didn’t get the tutorial done.
The good: I’ve got a system in development that goes live this fall which uses ruser as a platform. I’m super excited because I have some interest and potential investors happening with it! That’ll be news later this summer.…
Just a quick note on the upcoming tutorial series. Due to my current work load and spring training of employees, I’ll be launching the tutorial series probably the last week of January.
Also – I updated the ROR tutorials to be tagged with ruby tutorial categories instead of “programming stuff.”
(Probably won’t have many posts till then either…sorry!)…
On my latest random quest through the blogosphere that is the world today, I’ve stumbled upon two stats packages that I am intrigued by:
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I’ve been struggling to find the right log-in script to use with ruby. i’ve tried a few books and codes they provide, but nothing either works right or does the job.
Right now I’m working off Rida Al Barazi’s Rails Tutorial to get started. It’s a work in process, but I’m still looking for the more indepth look at integrating roles and levels.
I guess I find myself debating why should I code it by hand if the solution is there, but why can’t they make it clear how to use the solution for use noobs?
If you know of a tutorial — let me know. I think I found a screencast from the San Diego Ruby Users Group…so I’ll see what they …
Last night I went to my first NovaRUG (Northern Virginia Ruby User’s Group meeting. Held monthly, they brought a big name speaker in yesterday, Stuart Halloway. Stu is the co-founder of Relevance, a development and consulting company souly devoted to Rails. In his presentation, he talked about his development of Streamlined, a powerful rails development tool.
I thought I was impressed with the power of rails alone, but Streamlined takes it to the next level. Still in early development, Streamlined takes the already redudant-less rails and makes it even less redundant. Streamlined is built off assumptions that there are parts of using Ruby are just givens: having CRUD instruments for example. Using Streamlined, there’s no need to add any CRUD elements …
It's 2011 - you can copy this, just give some attribution. 