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Re: Agile Development with Ruby on Rails

Jenjhiz

6/30/2005 5:49:00 PM

Thanks to all who replied.
To Virender Dogra:
Yes, http://127.0... shows the Rails application
To Curt Hibbs:
After clearing the cache, yes, the browser shows the Rails application.
(I'm using FireFox, configured to "remember nothing", but obviously I
missed something.)
To Dave Burt:
Yes, there is a Listen 3000 in Apache's httpd.conf. After replacing
3000 with something else, /localhost:3000/ now gives me the Rails
application.

I'm off and running on Rails (until the next bump). I can't wait to
find out what all this interest in Rails is all about!
gk
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Virender Dogra

7/2/2005 11:25:00 AM

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Also if you are just starting on rails you may want to read my blog
entry about how to use sqlite( < 5 minutes to setup) instead of mysql(>
5 minutes to setup ;-) for the database

http://vdogra-ruby.blo...

- Virender

-----Original Message-----
From: Jenjhiz [mailto:jenjhiz@yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2005 11:21 PM
To: ruby-talk ML
Subject: Re: Agile Development with Ruby on Rails


Thanks to all who replied.
To Virender Dogra:
Yes, http://127.0... shows the Rails application
To Curt Hibbs:
After clearing the cache, yes, the browser shows the Rails application.
(I'm using FireFox, configured to "remember nothing", but obviously I
missed something.) To Dave Burt: Yes, there is a Listen 3000 in Apache's
httpd.conf. After replacing 3000 with something else, /localhost:3000/
now gives me the Rails application.

I'm off and running on Rails (until the next bump). I can't wait to find
out what all this interest in Rails is all about! gk

Jenjhiz

7/4/2005 2:00:00 AM

0

Virender,
I do intend to use SQLite mostly in my projects, rather than MySQL,
although for exploring Rails I opted for MySQL
Thank you for letting me know about your blog.
gk.