Hilarious code comedy from Rails Jedi
My favorite:
“Viewstate is back. Now new and improved on top of Rails. acts_as_aspdotnet overrides form_tag to put a hidden variable that contains loads of crucial processing data on every postback that will fill your server pipes with more glorious bandwidth.”
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soap4r vs. Rails: Uninitialized constant when using 1.5.8 with Rails
If the soap4r gem (version 1.5) is breaking your workstation or servers, it might be because there are conflicts between Rails and soap4r both in source code, and in the community. We’ll discuss the source code fix first:
If you are getting this error:
Uninitialized constant when using 1.5.8 with Rails
When running your Rails [...]
Alex Bunardzic is switching back to Assembler
Hmmm… maybe this whole Rails thing is just hype. I might start brushing up on assembler. In college, I was taught VAX assembler (not even x86!) so I am sure I’ll have no problems.
My favorite reason:
It’s small and fast
As mentioned above, small and slim, Assembler is THE fastest code on earth. Ruby [...]
Converting from ASP.NET to Rails: Part 2
This is part 2 in a series of articles on converting both your mindset and your ASP.NET web sites to Rails. Inside I hope to help anyone coming from a .NET background that is looking to create new Rails apps, or migrating existing ones.
Before we go forward, I assume that you have [...]
How Rails, Apache2, mongrel and mod_proxy_balancer are like IIS and ASP.NET
We recently migrated our corporate website from ASP.NET 2.0 to Rails. I am putting together a multipart series on migrating from ASP.NET to Rails, but in the meantime I thought I’d share some tidbits that I’ve come across that hopefully can help people who are otherwise scouring Google and the interwebs for information on [...]
Converting and migrating a web application from ASP.NET / C# to Ruby on Rails: Part 1 of ?
Folks,
I’ve had it with ASP.NET.
I had a simple missing tag on a Master page (I think VS2005 conveniently erased my form tag because I was trying to actually do something nifty), and it blew up our company web page.
I am going to convert http://www.ltech.com to Ruby on Rails from ASP.NET 2.0 / C#.
Ltech.com is a [...]
The Ruby on Rails Production Stack: Too many choices
Is it me or are there too many choices for Rails production stacks?
Depending on what kind of server you are deploying to, you can have any or all of the following in your mix:
ApacheLighty (LightTPD)PoundPenMongrel (or mongrel_cluster)NgnixFastCGI
Whoa! That is way more confusing than even the most obsfucated Java stack.
I am a huge [...]
Is Microsoft doomed? A devotee considers switching to Mac.
I am trying to learn Ruby.
Trying to get out of the development rut I’ve been in.
I love .NET. I love C#. I can build powerful apps very quickly in .NET. However, taking these apps and getting my team to maintain them consistently, and building a web-ready infrastructure around them to support both [...]