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June 2006
Rails Tip #5: Clean Up Using Rake • Sunday, 25 June 2006
Rails comes with a number of Rake tasks for cleaning up various temporary files that get generated when you run your application.
Still Learning • Wednesday, 21 June 2006
I learned something new about Windows today. “So what?” you may ask, but I thought it was slightly interesting because if I had to categorise what sort of Windows user I was then I’d probably plump for the expert category. And that means that learning something I didn’t know about using Windows is noteworthy for me.
Rails Tip #4: Listing Model Column Names • Sunday, 11 June 2006
You can use the built-in Rails console script to ask any model class for its column names.
Going On The Rails • Thursday, 08 June 2006
Regular readers of my blog may be aware that I started out programming using Borland Delphi. Actually, that’s not really true—I started out programming on the PC using Delphi.
Rails Tip #3: Read The README • Monday, 05 June 2006
I just noticed this one myself. Whenever you create a new Rails application, it generates a README file in the application directory.
La Dolce Vita • Saturday, 03 June 2006
The first hot day of the summer, a garden, an Apple laptop and Ruby on Rails.
Rails Tip #2: Generator Help • Saturday, 03 June 2006
There’s built-in help available for the Rails (code) generators.
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