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RadRails, A Ruby on Rails IDE

by Jim on 25. Nov, 2005 in Articles, Open Source, Ruby on Rails, Software, Web Authoring

I’ve been looking for a good, cross-platform IDE for doing my Rails work. I’m currently using Eclipse with a lot of plugins (thanks to this blog entry). It works great, but it’s a little slow, and takes a while to set up. Now there’s RadRails, an Eclipse based IDE made just for Ruby on Rails [...]

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Locomotive For Rails

by Jim on 20. Oct, 2005 in Apple, Articles, Open Source, Ruby on Rails, Software, Tech, Web Authoring

Locomotive is a fast and easy way to get Ruby on Rails up and running quickly on your Mac.  It includes Rails, lighttpd, FastCGI and tons of gems.  There’s even a “max bundle” that includes just about every Ruby oriented thing you can imagine.  So, why am I still using WEBRick?  Because, while Locomotive provides [...]

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Diving into Ruby on Rails

by Jim on 18. Aug, 2005 in Ruby on Rails, Web Authoring

It seems like everyone in the web development community has been talking about Ruby on Rails for the last few months. It’s the latest thing; it’s the bee’s knees. So, a few months ago, I read this article over at O’Reilly’s ONLamp.com…

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