Today we continue the adventures of “Getting the Yahoo Interface Library to play with Rails”. Though today’s episode will be much more about the yui than rails. In fact, the techniques mentioned can be applied to a variety of technology stacks.
Before you begin with this tutorial, make sure you have gone through HOW-TO: […]
21 comments August 9th, 2006
In this episode of “Getting the Yahoo Interface Library to play with Rails” we will focus on trees. If you haven’t gone through it already, I suggest you at least give the first article in the series a glance. That article will give you a quick overview of how to dowload the YUI […]
9 comments July 16th, 2006
In the course of working on our project, we have spent the last few weeks working with both the Yahoo User Intefact library (YUI) and Ruby on Rails. Both frameworks are useful tools, but neither was written with the other in mind and integrating the two has been … well let’s just say […]
23 comments July 8th, 2006
Look around you; read the blogs, the industry news sites, the Wall Street Journal. If you have been sitting on a killer idea waiting for the right time, wait no longer. The time is now. But before you launch, consider this: the software industry does not suffer from a lack of great […]
5 comments July 3rd, 2006
For my own company, there is no question. I will use Ruby on Rails. But as Architect for a software company that produces software that semi-conductor companies use to make million dollar decisions, I must be more cautious with my decision making. It is not enough that the technology is ‘insanely great’. […]
7 comments May 13th, 2006
Most of today’s web applications are secured. Namely, to get to your information (say in deli.cio.us), you need to register an account, and then login each time you want to update or access your information. This how-to will take you through the steps necessary to start-up a secured web application.
NOTE: I appologize up […]
35 comments May 7th, 2006
If you are serious about software development, get serious with Rails.
I have spent the last week getting familiar with Ruby on Rails. I finally got a development environment up and running a couple of days ago and though configuration had a few gotchas (w/all solutions found with simple google searches), it was worth it.
I STRONGLY recommend anyone […]
3 comments May 5th, 2006
UPDATE 17-NOV-2007: Rad Rails has been bought out by Aptana. The installation process has changed and this article is likely out of date. Aptana’s installation guide can be found here.
Before you proceed with this how-to, you will need to install ruby and ruby on rails on your machine (and also install and […]
14 comments May 2nd, 2006
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