One should use RadRails carefully. That command I have used generated
a new plugin skeleton instead of installing what I needed.
The fanny thing, it was written in the console, but who reads it when
there is a fancy GUI.
Well, now I do
One should use RadRails carefully. That command I have used generated
a new plugin skeleton instead of installing what I needed.
The fanny thing, it was written in the console, but who reads it when
there is a fancy GUI.
Well, now I do
Yeah. IDEs work best when you understand what they're automating.
BTW, I recommend that you try developing without an IDE -- just use a
good editor (I like KomodoEdit) and a bunch of terminal windows. Rails
isn't J2EE, and doesn't seem to really benefit from using an IDE.