So, I am looking at Ruby on Rails now, which is said to empower the most of the front end parts of Twitter and some of the back-end (although they are moving away from it to Scala (a language built on top of Java). I mentioned about PHP. …
So, I am looking at Ruby on Rails now, which is said to empower the most of the front end parts of Twitter and some of the back-end (although they are moving away from it to Scala (a language built on top of Java). I mentioned about PHP. … However, my first impression of RoR? Not so good. Perhaps because of the difficulties for me to install it in Windows (easily on Linux) and how it likes SQLite rather than MySQL or PostgreSQL. I like Windows. I like Linux too. …
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SQLite is simply the default database, it works equally well with MySQL and PostgreSQL. “rails -d mysql my_app_name” to get started. “rails -d postgres my_app_name”.
Comment by Jason Noble — February 1, 2010 @ 3:18 am