[erik.price]

Paul-, on 18 February 2010 - 09:56 PM, said:

Of the tutorials I read, the most helpful was this one: http://articles.site...-ruby-on-rails. It begins with an intro to Ruby, which you can skip if you did the week #5 challenge.

Your link 404'd. Mind reposting? I'm interested in this tutorial now

[Skaggles]

erik.price, on 19 February 2010 - 03:00 PM, said:

Paul-, on 18 February 2010 - 09:56 PM, said:

Of the tutorials I read, the most helpful was this one: http://articles.site...-ruby-on-rails. It begins with an intro to Ruby, which you can skip if you did the week #5 challenge.

Your link 404'd. Mind reposting? I'm interested in this tutorial now

Looks like he accidently added a period at the end of the link. Here's a working link:

http://articles.site...n-ruby-on-rails

[erik.price]

Wow, I'm an idiot. How'd I not catch that

[programble]

Come on guys, its Saturday and there is only 1 submission (I think?)

[Skaggles]

programble, on 20 February 2010 - 07:27 AM, said:

Come on guys, its Saturday and there is only 1 submission (I think?)

Well, two submissions--mine and Paul's. I'm hoping that other people at least looked into Ruby on Rails and tried it a little.

[Raynes]

I just realized I never submitted anything to the Ruby challenge.

I like Ruby by itself, but I don't like Rails. Mostly because it pretty much retardified the Ruby community. Separated it into people who like Ruby, and people who like Rails and don't know that Ruby is anything more than a web development language. :\

[programble]

I like pie.