February 18, 2005
Scott Baron explains how to use validations
Another installment in Scott Baron’s series “Rails Application Walk-through” today. This time he’s tackling the use of validations by utilizing both the built-in ones and a couple of custom validations....
February 17, 2005
Nearing a tipping point for LAMP with Rails
Tom Purl believes we’re getting near a tipping point for LAMP in the enterprise and that the missing piece, “…this bridge appears to be Ruby on Rails”: So in addition...
February 17, 2005
Commercial training in Rails
Tobias Luekte has had great success introducing newcomers to Rails. He provides tutoring sessions with hand-holding, sing-alongs, and all that good stuff that makes you really get what’s going on...
February 16, 2005
Jamis Buck joins 37signals as full-time employee
37signals completed the hire of its second full-time employee today: Jamis Buck. We’re really happy to see Jamis join us to further our suite of Ruby on Rails-based products and...
February 16, 2005
Installing Lighttpd 1.3.10 on OSX
Johan Sørensen has put together a great guide for getting lighttpd 1.3.10 running on OS X. All the steps needed to have lighttpd serving a FCGI-powered application. This is particularly...
February 16, 2005
Tobias sets up Trac for Typo
Tobias Luekte has set up a Trac site for his Typo weblog engine. Typo has a slew of neat features including: XML-RPC backend implementing the metaweblog api. MarsEdit and other...
February 15, 2005
Routing manual in the works and example routing files
Nicholas has started a manual to explain what Routing in Rails is all about and how you use it. It’s still very much a work in progress, but its an...
February 15, 2005
Routing now available in beta gems
Routing is the new name for what was previously known as Directions. The move of responsibility from mod_rewrite and into Rails. This project is now good enough to have moved...
February 14, 2005
Three Ruby on Rails programmers needed in London
Sean O’Halpin is advertising on the Rails mailing list for three Ruby on Rails programmers for work in central London, UK. Here’s the short pitch: I am looking for 3...
February 13, 2005
Future Mail: Email yourself tomorrow!
Ben Sinclair has launched a pretty cool little application called FutureMail to email yourself at some specified time in the future to remind you about stuff. For people who use...