Posts Tagged ‘Bort’
8th February
2009
I highly recommend Bort when you’re starting a new Ruby on Rails project. Assuming you’re using MySQL, the following steps are all that are necessary to get started:
- Download and unzip Bort into project folder
- Edit the database.yml and the settings.yml files
- Create the database: mysqladmin -u <username> -p create <db_name_development>
- If you’re using Dreamhost: add ‘host: mysql.<dbhostname>.com’ to your database.yml file (in the production environment)
- rake db:migrate
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7th February
2009
The following gems and plugins are the most popular as of Nov 12th, 2008:
- Javascript Framework: jQuery (56%), Prototype (43%)
- Skeleton: Bort
- Mocking: Mocha
- Exception Notification: Hoptoad
- Full text search: Thinking Sphinx
- Uploading: Paperclip
- User authentication: Restful_authentication (keep an eye on Authlogic)
- HTML/XML Parsing: Hpricot
- View Templates: Haml
NewRelic has a good article on the state of the Rails stack.