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Ruby on Rails 1.2 released!
weblog.rubyonrails.com — Get out your party balloons and funny hats because we ’re there, baby. Yes, sire, Rails 1.2 is finally available in all it’s glory. It took a little longer than we initially anticipated to get everything lined up (and even then we had a tiny snag that bumped us straight from 1.2.0 to 1.2.1 before this announcement even had time to be written).
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"HTTP lovefest" - Someone has been coding way too much and seems lonely.
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Nice! Its about time they added stable support for decimal columns. :)
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category = 'apple', eh?
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For Mac OS X users, the new Locomotive bundles are announced:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.ruby.rails.locomotive.user/1026 -
Less than 100 Diggs and is feeling the effect? Guess they'll need a 1.2.2 before too long.
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All I can say about Rails is that if you've never coded in your life and want to feel empowered to just do anything you want with your own website, Rails is definitely a good path to take. Learn to code the Rails/Python way before your head gets clouded with all that JavaScript (which you might need anyway later on) and C style coding which is prominent throughout most scripting/coding languages. Act now and they throw in a "Who cares about SQL until much much later" perk.
Sorry, I spent a good few years working with PHP, ActionScript, JavaScript, SQL, and all the other jack-of-all-trades web dev stuff and I really really like Rails. -
I'm assuming that this release means code is compiled and protected on the server? If not then how do developers protect their IP from clients or people with access to the server?
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ColdFusion - Flex - Apollo ... what ?
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lenbust is right.
rails developers have the stereotype of having a MacBookPro with a HUUUUGE display running textmate. but the fact is that many of use linux/freebsd with emacs, and whatever monitors we happen to have. this is platform discrimination, and we don't have to take it! -
So that'll be why my install is taking so freaking long!
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Don't call me baby or sire. Or Shirley.
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Does "The server at weblog.rubyonrails.com is taking too long to respond." mean ROR doesn't scale as magically as we are told?
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Haha, not only is the single page down, but the entire rubyonrails.org server, go DIGG!
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i just started to use ror last night for the first time. very nice stuff.
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If you guys like MVC Frameworks, checkout www.qcodo.com. It's a PHP MVC Framework that gives you 90% of the functionality you need based on your data model.
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Awesome :) I can't wait! Ruby on Rails is awesome :D
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A genius parody of the RoR screencast:
http://digg.com/software/SQL_on_Rails_Ruby_on_Rails_parody
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