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I was reading this article a while back http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2008/06/06/did-rails-sink-twitter/ and it got me thinking. If I wanted to set up my app so that each user has his/her own table, how would I go about doing that? "create_table :users" just creates a table in the database for a list of all the users (which I guess I''d want in addition to their individual

I''ve read a ton of comparisons that compare one framework to another, and one language to another. There''s so much conflicting advice out there that it''s hard to know what is best. Did I make the right choice choosing Rails for my first web project? I guess we''ll see. The only reason why I''m hesitant is that a lot of the big name sites use php

I''m a windows user, and I was using ruby 1.8.6 installer over at RubyInstaller.org. All was working well, but I decided to give ruby 1.8.7 a try. I uninstalled 1.8.6, downloaded and installed ruby 1.8.7 from rubyinstaller, reinstalled rails and all of my gems, and copied over sqlite3.def and sqlite3.dll to the Ruby/bin. I then my start my server (just using webrick for now, same as