\ ... I've been using Eclipse + RDT: http://rubyeclipse.sourceforge.net/ It works pretty well - syntax highlighting, running unit tests from with Eclipse, all...
All - I'd be curious to know how many people use (and like) any IDE's for Ruby, and if so, which ones? Or do you just text editors, and if so, do you use your...
I came up from C'ville to the PragRailsStudio... now it's your turn to come down to C'ville. You know, it's that place out in the sticks where TJ set up shop?!...
David, Anyone have any experience with using LDAP authentication from Ruby? ... I'm using ruby-ldap to authenticate users for an intranet Rails web-app at ...
... I would also recommend the One-click Installer. It may not make a bit of difference for most cases, but I've found it the most useful of the things I've...
I'm guessing you are just talking about how to simply create an authenticated connection to the LDAP server... The setup for ActiveLDAP kinda sucks. I had an...
Scott Sayles
scott.sayles@...
Dec 1, 2005 1:48 pm
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... There's also: http://rubyforge.org/projects/ruby-activeldap/ which seems fairly active (last release Nov 2). Not that I've used it... Yours, Tom...
Check out this link for rails: http://wiki.rubyonrails.com/rails/pages/HowtoAuthenticateViaLdap When you say Authenticate via LDAP, do you mean that you are...
You can either use one click installer from http://rubyforge.org/frs/?group_id=167 If you want Ruby, Rails, Apache, and MySQL, all preconfigured and ready to ...
Anyone have any experience with using LDAP authentication from Ruby? I have found this library: http://ruby-ldap.sourceforge.net/ But I am also interested in...
Here is a neat interactive introduction to ruby all through the web browser. http://tryruby.hobix.com/ If you want to show someone what ruby is like or...
Colin, ... I would recommend using Curt Hibbs One-Click Ruby Installer: http://rubyforge.org/projects/rubyinstaller/ or if you are interested in Ruby on Rails...
What's the best way to get Ruby up and running on Windows? Is the ruby-1.8.3-i386-mswin32.zip file the best way to go, off of the releases at ruby-lang? Any...
Colin Freas
colinfreas@...
Nov 30, 2005 3:02 pm
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Hi, Keith! ... I added a link you're gonna love: http://ruby-doc.org/whyruby/ Devin...
All - I'm very happy to be part of this new group. I have used Ruby at work off and on for a few years, but as yet only for simple tasks. I would be very...
... Ye have magical publicity powers. :) ... Mainly just interested in it as a really cool language -- easy to do normal things, and possible to do weird...
I'm interested in ruby/rails mainly for future jobs - I'm always looking out for better ways to develop web applications. I'd also be willing to give a...
Hi everyone, Right now I'm working with Ruby primarily for curiosity but if I continue to like it, I'd definately be interested in getting a job doing this...
Greetings! My name is Curtis Olson, from Hamilton, VA. I am self-employed, currently working under contract to the U.S. Dept. of State. I just went through...
... While I am not yet using it in my day job, a healthy amount of curiousity exists there. The notion of a "brown-bag" presentation to my fellow employees...
I am writing a small rails web application to do a typical search and list items kind of thing. Also just launched another rails app on rubyforge to enter a...
... We're mainly using the rails framework for building some very complex content management systems for clients. We're also building our visual effects...
47 members and three emails<g>. I'm interested in Ruby primarily because it demos so well, and hey - I'd like to be that productive. I've been to a couple...
This is amazing - we already have 47 members in this group. First, let me mention that this is a moderated list for new members only - this is to prevent...
Folks, I was fortunate to attend "Ruby on Rails" talk by Dave Thomas last night and that was my first entry into Ruby world. Hope to try it out sometime this...
Has anyone out there had any experience with Ruby base rules or expert system engines? It seems like Ruby with be a good language for these kinds of...