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Category Archives: Ruby
Interacting with ActiveRecord through the Rails Console (irb) in Ununtu 10.10
Rails and Ruby have quickly grown in popularity over the past few years. I think a lot of Ruby’s growth no doubt can be attributed to Ruby on Rails. In this article I’m going to run over some of the … Continue reading
Install Ruby 1.9.2 (from source) and Rails 3.0.1 on Ubuntu 10.10
Although I believe using RVM is a better way to install and manage Ruby on Ubuntu (see my article on how to do that), you can however just install Ruby from source code. Today I’ll go over the steps to … Continue reading
Posted in Open Source, Rails, Ruby, Ubuntu
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Getting Flash Builder 4 (Flex) talking to Ruby, Passenger, Apache 2 with Sinatra on Ubuntu 10.10
I’m going to build a very simple project that will allow a Flash Builder 4 project to talk to Sinatra. In the end you will have some simple starter code to call a Sinatra service, pass in a parameter as … Continue reading
Posted in ActionScript, Flex, Ruby, Sinatra, Ubuntu
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Installing Ruby on Ubuntu 10.10 with RVM
RVM has quickly become one of the main ways to install Ruby. Even though the RVM documentation is very solid I’m going to walk through installing RVM and Ruby on a clean install of Ubuntu 10.10 (Desktop). Obviously if you … Continue reading
Posted in Open Source, Ruby, Ubuntu
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Building a socket server with EventMachine, Ruby, and Flash CS5
I recently began messing with EventMachine. On their GitHub page you can find some starter tutorials as well as instructions to get it installed. Today I’m going to build a simple socket server to allow Flash CS5 to communicate to … Continue reading
Posted in ActionScript, Flash, Ruby, Socket Server, Ubuntu
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Setting up MongoDB on Ubuntu 10.04 and trying it out with Ruby
MongoDB is a scalable, high-performance, open source, document-oriented database written in C++. In this article I’m going to setup MongoDB on Ubuntu 10.04 and try a Ruby script against it.
Posted in MongoDB, Open Source, Ruby, Ubuntu
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Getting Sinatra, Apache 2, and Phusion Passenger working together on Ubuntu 10.04
Today I’m going to go over the steps you need to take to get a Sinatra web app working on Apache 2 with Phusion Passenger (mod_rails). If you haven’t done so already make sure to read my previous article on … Continue reading
Posted in Open Source, Ruby, Sinatra, Ubuntu
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Book Review: Cloning Internet Applications with Ruby
Today I will be reviewing the recently published (August 2010) “Cloning Internet Applications with Ruby” written by Chang Sau Sheong and published by Packt Publishing.
Posted in Amazon Web Services, Open Source, Reviews, Ruby, Sinatra
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Installing Ruby Enterprise Edition, Phusion Passenger (mod_rails), and Apache 2 on Ubuntu 10.04
Installing Ruby Enterprise Edition and Phusion Passenger is pretty simple. I’ll go over the steps you can take to install them onto Ubuntu 10.04. Ruby Enterprise Edition can increase the speed of your Ruby based web apps as well as … Continue reading
Posted in Open Source, Ruby, Ubuntu
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Building a Threaded Ruby Socket Server for Flash CS4
I haven’t seen many examples of connecting Adobe’s Flash to a Ruby socket server. I’ve seen several examples in Java, Python, Perl, etc. but not Ruby. Today I’m going to build a very simple threaded socket server that will work … Continue reading
Posted in ActionScript, Adobe, Ruby
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