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Basic Ruby on Rails Installation
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You might be just starting to learn Ruby on Rails fresh.
You might be looking for a way of RAD development on Rails. This Ruby on Rails Tutorial, let's you experiment rails quicly with your working application on your basic idea before discovering more.
In a few minutes you might be looking at your new application. Ajax and production ready. All easily done. If necessary do Basic Ruby on Rails Installation and proceed to Ruby on Rails with One Model
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Excellent tutorial, very clear. I managed to get it to work with JRuby also. Here's my report.
This is my reflection on Ger-Jan's JRuby experience I guess we can tweak rails so that eventually there is no need for a workaround:
a) We do patch rails such that in jruby it creates a jdbc connection for sqlite by default. So that the template can be run just as it is. I can find where to patch I we had a jdbc database.yml that could be used by default by everybody.
b) To run sudo or not could be prompted if it is available on the target sys. And can be skipped if the system is not capable of it.
I updated http://tinyurl.com/cs-active-scaffold
Dear Giorgio, tested it for me to run on windows. Now it completes vendor/plugins installation. Because of the same reason auto installation of gems still fail but it's easy to workaround. You need to call 'rake gems:install' to init the project