The most important thing is to keep yourself focused. Rails is huge and complicated, you’ll always have to know what you want to do.

I’ve spent an afternoon to make my Dell / OpenSUSE / Firefox to play Quicktime movies.

After almost a year of working with Rails this is my guide how to learn Rails.

I was trying last couple of days to move my app from Rails v1.2.3 to the newest Rails v2.1.0. Without success.

I’ve replaced this highlighter with this one. It seems to handle better the white spaces and new lines. However I had to turn off the Visual Editor of Wordpress …. such an ugly solution

I had problems with one of my premium accounts on a shared server hosted by HostingRails. The server was overloaded by other accounts and slowed down so much it was impossible to access my applications, a simple ssh took almost a minute to complete.

Rails development is continuous hacking.

The best host I’ve found for my Rails projects (and at this time even one of the cheapest) is HostingRails.

I’m using Aptana RadRails IDE (built on Eclipse) both under Linux and Windows and works fine.