It's been a few weeks, at least, since I've touched ruby. The plateau
I'm at is that I can view a list of dummy data through firefox, that
is, the dummy database is succesfully configured. However,
configuring <http://code.google.com/p/feed-on-feeds/
, which is anti-RoR, seems insurmountable.
I don't at all mind a RTFM pointer, in fact it'd probably be helpful,
but I've yet to find a manual which I can follow along with on this
topic. So, any pointers as to how to break down the ORM mapping into
bite size chunks would be greatly appreadiated
The schema for FoF in fact isn't too bad, it's really just two
tables. Would that mean two ruby objects? If so, where would the
ruby objects be defined? Each object would have the fields in the
corresponding tables?