http://waferbaby.com/setup/2009/02/13/_why An interview with why the lucky stiff Josh Adams isotope11 http://www.isotope11.com [Non-text portions of this...
There is a "new" web site aimed at gathering gem compatibility with ruby 1.9. This might be helpful. I expect the knowledge base will grow quickly as more...
I've only read on it to get comfy with where it differs, I haven't attempted use yet. Early results from atlrug folk mentioned gem compatibility problems, so...
Mark your calenders, the next RubyHam lunch meeting is at the Cocina Superior, Monday, March 2nd at 11:30am til 1:00pm or so. Please RSVP by 10:00 am before,...
I will be out of town and unable to attend. Please eat too much chips and salsa in my honor. :) ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
I think I will actually be able to make it to one for once this time. -Henry McBride ... From: Bill Abel <billabel@...> Subject: [rubyham] Lunch Meeting -...
So I haven't looked into the rails code for this stuff yet, but apparently something like: named_scope :published, :conditions => ["published_at > ?",...
Just like our February meeting, in April we will meet at Innovation Depot and have time reserved for lightning talks. We need a couple of people to volunteer...
SPEAKER LINE UP 1. Commonthread: Gridzilla 2. Greg Houston: TofuHash 3. Bill Abel: Pivotal Tracker and/or Cucumber We welcome any last minute additions. The...
Has anyone looked at RubyMine (JetBrains Ruby IDE)? Back in my java days, I loved the IntelliJ IDE. I'll probably give RubyMine a test drive this weekend....
Hey Greg. I've been using RubyMine some lately. As a BIG IntelliJ fan, it has been nice to have a familiar tool when doing ruby development. I haven't used...
Hey everybody, One of our customers needs to hire an experienced linux sysadmin pronto. Would be managing or installing 6 or so boxes (load balancer, firewall,...
In the past I've used SQL Server and MySQL for storing data in some rails projects. I want to make a prototype rails app, but I really want to use something...
Just wanted to make sure that the RubyHam folks knew about BarCampBirmingham3. It is planned for May 2 at Innovation Depot. barcampbirmingham.org for more...
Rails uses SQLite by default, and its DBs are stored in files in the /db folder. Can't get much simpler than that. Adam ... [Non-text portions of this message...
Greg, How much data are you looking at? For pure ruby, there's http://rubyforge.org/projects/kirbybase/. Kevin Russell Baldwin Mutual Insurance Co., Inc. ...
Never mind about kirbybase, I missed that you wanted it to work with rails. Jruby/H2 presents a pretty quick option as well. Kevin On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 9:31...
Yaml::DBM is also built into ruby and offers great perssistence, and you can drop the files in the db/ folder just like SQLite. And before I get stoned, I...
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Greg, If you want relational, and not something completely different, use Sqlite3. Todd...
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