Ultimate Guide to BPMN | Bonitasoft | Open Source Workflow & BPM software. 1, 2, 3… Aprendendo a caminhar com SproutCore. Varias pessoas já falaram sobre Sproutcore aqui no Brasil: pelo que agora é a vez de brincar um pouco. O primeiro passo para trabalhar com o SproutCore é baixar ele e conseguimos aquilo executando o seguinte comando no terminal (RubyGems deve estar corretamente instalado): sudo gem install sproutcore Ao executar o comando anteriormente mencionado o terminal ira mostrar o que esta sendo realizado.
Successfully installed merb-core-0.9.3Successfully installed erubis-2.6.2 Ao ver aquilo me perguntei: Merb? Pesquisei um pouco e parece que o Sproutcore é baseado no Merb, o que me diz que deve ser bem dinâmico e compatível com plugins. Sobre o Erubis, ele é uma implementação do eRuby, um sistema de templates para Ruby similar ao Freemarker do Java. Agora que temos o SproutCore instalado vamos criar um projeto. Sproutcore sproutcore_demo O output, entre outras coisas, me disse que posso inicializar o sc-server e entrar na minha aplicação no browser. Sc-server ~Using Mongrel adapter Ate a próxima!
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Sinatra apps are typically written in a single file. Blake Mizerany the creator of Sinatra says that it is better to learn Sinatra before Ruby on Rails: Installing Sinatra c:> gem install sinatra Linux/OS X the command would be: Java Code Geeks. BeginLinux.com. The Book Of Ruby. The Book Of Ruby is written by Huw Collingbourne - one of the developers of the Ruby In Steel IDE. Note: If you prefer to learn Ruby interactively, you may be interested in my two Ruby programming video courses available on Udemy. These are: Ruby Programming For Beginners This is an entry level course for complete beginners or programmers with no previous knowledge of Ruby.
Expert Ruby Programming - ten steps to mastery This is a more advanced course, based on The Book Of Ruby, that aims to take your Ruby skills to a higher level. The Book Of Ruby (free edition) is a free tutorial to the Ruby language. Permissions: You may copy or distribute the text and programs of The Book Of Ruby (free edition) but you may not modify them without prior consent of the author nor may you distribute the eBook in any form other than that in which it is provided.
The Book of Ruby is Copyright © 2009 Huw Collingbourne. The Little Book Of Ruby: Note that The Book Of Ruby is an in-depth guide to Ruby. Ruby on Rails. Hello World Tutorial 1: Getting Started. A ruby a day!": Ruby-Course Sommercampus 2004/2005. This course was given at the sommercampus 2005 of the university of freiburg. It was a 4 * 4 hours course, of which the slides cover approximately 3 * 4 + 1 hours.
In 2004 I used the ants game for the fourth day, in 2005 I used ruby-quizzes. The slides are published under the GFDL . Feel free to use the slides under these conditions, but I'd like if you'd drop me a note such that I see if they have been useful. Slides The slides are available here: Source The source for the slides is here. Additional Look at my emacs configuration for information on how to set up your emacs. Revision The slides last modification date is Fri Apr 07 13:15:30 +0200 2006. Thanks The ruby on the cover slide is made by James EG II.
See Jamis Buck, James EG II, Tim Heaney, Curt Hibbs, and maybe some who I forgot contributed corrections to the slide. After all this slides would not have been possible without the interesting ruby discussion on the ruby-talk mailing list. Creation process. How To Think Like a Computer Scientist: Learning With Ruby. JavaScript Tutorial - Aprenda JavaScript - Learn JavaScript - Tutorial JavaScript.
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