[Rails] Re: An idea for the Rails community

Practically every "social network" feeds news and updates to it's users... not sure why you singled out "Twitter" on that one. I know what you mean, but I know what I'm on about :) Thanks for pointing that out though -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. -- You received this message beca

[Rails] An idea for the Rails community

Hi, below this paragraph is an idea I have for a web application I have in mind and I need help building it as well as maintaining it once it's built. I need a team and anyone interested should email me (sasog...@yahoo.com). Basically the idea is to create a news pool where from that pool, news is

[Rails] Re: Fear of sharing

> Team is much, much more important to success than Product. Build > your team. Then build your product. I've thought of this for a while but the fact that you mentioned it which rings a bell means I should consider it which I have and I'm going to post it as a new topic and anyone interested

[Rails] Fear of sharing

Hi guys, I have an idea for a cool web application but i'm not done learning ruby... almost. I plan to move on to learning rails when i'm okay with using ruby which should be in about 2 months I suppose. I'm itching to develop this app but that will only happen when i'm done with rails which is ano

[Rails] Re: How much ruby should I know prior to learning rails?

Thanks a lot, and yes rails is the main reason I started learning ruby :) I guess I have to read rather quickly and catch up faster to classes and blocks and check out other books if it helps then start with rails :) thanks again -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. -- You received this

[Rails] How much ruby should I know prior to learning rails?

Hi :) I've been reading Chris Pine's Learn to program for about a month now and I'm not done yet... I'm just beyond half-way through the book I'm yet to learn Reading and Writing, Saving and Loading, Classes, Blocks and Procs... Must I necessarily finish these before attempting to learn rails or I

[Rails] Do I need only Ruby on Rails?

Hi, I noticed on a couple of sites and blogs that Twitter is one of the major websites coded in rails (though I learnt they're switching to scala). I'm currently learning ruby as a beginner to later carry on to Ruby on Rails with the sole aim of developing a website similar to twitter...(the projec