Dreamhost and mod_rails for your tiny Rails application

May 29th, 2008 | 1 Comment »

To my shame as a rubyist, it was only a couple of hours ago that I found out, while reading Ruby Inside about mod_rails and the wonders it does for the Rails community.
Daca esti nou pe aici, nu uita sa te abonezi la feedul meu RSS . Iti multumesc pentru vizita!

in English, Rails, Tutorials |

Ruby for daily chores: Extracting most frequent loto numbers

August 19th, 2007 | No Comments »

Here’s the quick story: I was hoping to win the Romanian lottery (6 winning numbers out of 49). On the website, they were having the list of the winning numbers from 1998 to now. So I copy-pasted them all into a text file, and wrote a quick and dirty script to count their appearances and […]

in Ruby, Tutorials |

Setting up Rails and SQLITE

April 25th, 2007 | 2 Comments »

If you are interested in web, databases and the like then you probably already heard of SQLITE. If not, here’s a quick intro
SQLITE is a database engine that uses just one file per database. It’s tiny, simple to use and, most importantly, very easy to use with Ruby on Rails. All you need is the […]

in Rails, Ruby, Tutorials |

Grepping in Ruby

April 3rd, 2007 | No Comments »

You can’t call yourself a programmer if you never used Grep (or diff, or wget, or regular expressions for the matter). I couldn’t call myself a programmer till the fourth year of college, btw..
Still, grep has a pretty big manual page, and being a casual grep user I never see the need to memorize […]

in Ruby, Tutorials |

How to import Textpattern into Wordpress

March 30th, 2007 | 29 Comments »

I’ve talked a bit about this before : in my years of blogging I switched from a Blogspot account to Livejournal and finally, in 2004, to a self-hosted stand-alone blog. The main criteria for my CMS-blogging engine back then was simple: does it have RSS? can I have several Sections; is it nice-looking? Textpattern had […]

in Textpattern, Tutorials, Wordpress |

Ruby on Rails - 1-2-3 to performance analysis

March 28th, 2007 | 5 Comments »

My cool colleagues from Trex Global gave me an unusual assignment this week: profile the current implementation of our first two apps, DeferEm and DepreciateEm.
Among the requests, the usual ones:

Request response duration
Execution profile of flow (path taken, time in methods)
SQL Queries made
Analyze and Identify performance bottlenecks - in-memory, sql query exec

in Rails, Tutorials |

Rails on a Mac - 1-2-3 noobie guide

March 27th, 2007 | No Comments »

Warning! This is not a full-blown tutorial, rather a quick step-by-step intro on what you have to do to run Rails on your Mac, if you are a noobie who just heard of Rails and wants to have it running on his computer ASAP:

Step 1 - Get Rails - Rumours say that in the […]

in Rails, Tutorials |

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Dreamhost and mod_rails for your tiny Rails application

Ruby for daily chores: Extracting most frequent loto numbers

Setting up Rails and SQLITE

Grepping in Ruby

How to import Textpattern into Wordpress

Ruby on Rails - 1-2-3 to performance analysis

Rails on a Mac - 1-2-3 noobie guide

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