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All versions of Rails prior to 3.2.11 have a serious security bug. Time to upgrade. Note that this machine has MySQL version 5, so step 7 is necessary for me. If you have MySQL version 6, copy libmysql.dll from there if it isn’t already on the path. 1. Install the latest version of Ruby (currently 1.9.3-p362) Developing a new web site MarkMyBook.com. This web site will encourage young kids 4-13 to read, and to write about what they read. Two co-founders – Nikki Myers and Jennifer Deafenbaugh – and me, so far. Linux, Apache, Ruby/Rails, PostgreSQL. Currently hosted on Linode. Expect to see technical issue and solutions in the weeks […] Pry is an alternative to irb that offers much more functionality. Pry can be invoked in the middle of a running program. This means you can use it for debugging, making developer consoles, and applying hot patches. My Windows machine had ruby 1.9.2 and Rails 3.1. Now that ruby 1.9.3 and rails 3.2 are out, it was time to upgrade. This method isn’t the easiest, but it worked just fine for me. Note that this machine has MySQL version 5, so step 7 is necessary for me. If you have MySQL version […] Upgrading to ruby-1.9.2-p290 on my development machines (Windows and Linux) was a breeze. There were some extra steps needed to upgrade on the server: 1. rvm get head After that, just: 3. rvm install ruby-1.9.2-p290 and ready to roll. I just upgraded my Windows XP computer to use Ruby on Rails 3.1.1 with MySQL 5.1. Here’s how I did it: 0. pik is already installed via gem |
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