similar to: "UML-like" modelling of RoR

Hello, Reevik Technologies Pvt. Ltd. will be conducting a 5-day training camp on Ruby and Ruby on Rails at Pune,India. Seating is limited to 15 people. Seat allocation will be strictly on a first-come-first-serve basis. Details below: Date: 21st June thru 25th June 2006 Time: 9:00 am to 6:00 pm Place: SICSR,Pune Address: SICSR,Atur Center,Gokhale Cross Road,Model

All, I have ordered AWDWR and am anxiously awaiting its arrival. In the meantime I still am playing with ROR using radrails. I have a few questions ... I create a table named customers with the following details: Field Type Null Key Default Extra id int(11) NO PRI auto_increment customer_name varchar(50) NO inbound_retention int(11) NO outbound_retention int(11) NO unix_admin_email

I am new to web development, Ruby on Rails, and UML as well. I was wondering if there were any free tools available for UML design. There is a list of free tools on wikipedia under UML tools, but I don''t understand if I need a tool that supports the ruby language. If anyone uses a free UML tool for designing Ruby on Rails apps, please let me know what you use.

How can I manipulate RoR to produce an .xhtml file from the view template(s)? I see how I can use layouts and paritals to efficiently produce the content and tags that I need, but how can I get the actual file that''s produced to be named with the .xhtml suffix, (rather than *.htm, as it currently is)? [Note: I never thought the suffix was all that important, but evidenly Mozilla

Any body here has used ruby-uml from http://ruby-uml.rubyforge.org/ ?? I dont know how to use it, would you mind to share your experience on it? OR Have you found plug-in or gem for generating application code like controllers, models, views to sequence diagram ? I have tried RailRoad, but it can not create sequence diagram, only class diagram for controllers and models. Thank You for your

I have a project for which I am seeking a partner to do the development. You should be an expert in RoR, have time available for development and looking to be a part of an unusually good business venture. With this project you will not have any annoying clients with no understanding of technology, I am very adept at web tech in other languages and can supply you business logic in terms of

Hi, i need to implement a simple text function for the app i dev now. 1- the form in app/views/layouts <% form_tag({:controller => "teachers", :action => "search"}, :method => "get") do %> <%= text_field_tag :query, nil, :id => "search-text" %> <%= submit_tag("GO", :id => "search-submit") %> <% end

So, the question for you who are RoR Gurus: is RoR the way to go? Here''s the challenge... A community service site (application?) that includes: * Community Forum * Blog (kind of - more like an editoral comment section) * Weather Forecasts by locale * Road Conditions * real time weather data * Searchable, by category & locale, Business Directory * Live Camera feeds *

Your partial uses a simple form_for(@product) call. By default that will do a POST to the products/create action, which if it''s successful, does a redirect to products/show/<<id for the new product>> (see the create method in your products_controller.rb file). My advice is to just play around w/rails for a bit & get used to its conventions before you try to bend it to

In the book there is an example how to convert DB payment value to more readable from. PAYMENT_TYPES array is defined and then in your views you can use it as Order::PAYMENT_TYPES. The problem is: how should I convert DB values (for example with type char(1)) to full string representation. I know that I can add a Hash to a model: IM = {''S'' => ''Skype'',

Interesting question: I''m in the middle of developing a RubyOnRails website with a MySQL database backend. Most of it is going amazingly well, but I''ve hit a snag: I need to write some "event log" code. The client wants to have a DB table full of "events" - i.e. client logins, page views, client IP addresses and so forth. I know how to get the actual data -

Hi Everyone, I''m trying to formulate my thoughts on how views work in RoR and I understand the basic bits - 1. Every controller has its own view defined using rhtml files in the views/[controller_name] folder. 2. There is one "view" file (rhtml) for every in the controller and has the same name as the method. 3. For portions that are common, partials can be used - file

Sorry for asking this but I am keen to get on and build an app based on RoR and have had a look around at FAQa and the like with no immediate sucess. What I am looking for is an explainantion of the rules/requirements for table/index/coulumn names with RoR. RoR appears to have a set of expected naming conventions which it would appear you can over ride but it would seems a hell of a lot

I''m a pretty big newbie with ROR, but when following a tutorial I encounter an ugly error when building a scaffold. Here is my environment Dev system: - Windows XP - java version "1.5.0_06" - MySQL java version "1.5.0_06" - Ruby 1.8.4 - Ruby Gems 0.9.0 - Gem install mysql Successfully installed mysql-2.7.1-mswin32 Installing ri documentation for

Fellow Railers, Is there anything, anywhere, that I can read that discusses overall RoR app design? I have the Agile RoR book, which is great for learning the details of RoR, but unfortunately doesn''t cover the overall issue of creating a large, complex RoR app. My staff and I are still in the process of getting up to speed on Ruby and RoR, but we also need to begin thinking about

Hello everyone, For some time I was studying Ruby on Rails, Active Record ideology and other thing related with RoR right now I still know a lot more about PHP than RoR. I am almost ready to start writing websites using RoR and get more experience. But I still have some questions before starting and I can''t start without answers. If you could simply answer some of them, would be great.

Hi I''ve got a login action that handles authenticating users, setting cookies and, via its view, displaying an HTML snippet containing a form with username and password fields. It''s called from the main application.rhtml layout so I don''t need to have a seperate page (away from the main site) with a login form. My user model is more-or-less the same as in the Agile RoR

Hello, I''m new to ROR and my first wonder is to understand how to organize my application "per module"... Imagine I want to build a web site including : - the web site by itself - a forum - a wiki - a shop I would like to avoid putting all the controllers, views and models in the same app directories, polluting the subdirs with prefixed files like wiki_*, shop_*, forum_* -

Hello all: I am in the process of redesigning my site and was thinking about incorporating RoR into the overall structure. However, there are multiple things I would like to create with Rails, namely a gallery, a weblog, and portfolio management system. Given that I am going to be using a lot of RoR, what is the best way to accomplish this task? Here are some random things that have come

Hi – We have immediate requirement for 50+ RoR developers and Mid management professionals for our customer at Chennai. Please send your CVs to deepak.j-u/jeiSQQFGzBGafMEABhkUSAudeF6Ab9@public.gmane.org at the earliest. Below are the details of the requirement: Developer Level Qualification: B.E / B.Tech / MCA [Computer Science/IT background Preferred] Experience: 2-5 years experience in RoR, PHP