Really nothing to post on except my increasing level of frustration with Rails security plug-ins and my domain model. This shouldn’t be that difficult given: There are multiple clinical facilities Users can belong to more than one facility Users can have different roles at each facility The application supports an HTML interface as well as [...]
WEBrick SSL Configuration
It has been two days since I posted an article on auditing data modifications using the Zend Framework. I have recently published a number of other articles on Zend in general. I noticed a recurring statement that forced me to rethink the pursuit of using alternative frameworks for openEPRS: “X is easier with Ruby on [...]
Blocks are an integral part of the Ruby language. While some aspects of blocks are easy to understand, they can be a source of confusion for developers new to Ruby. With a background in C style languages, I tried to understand Ruby blocks within the context of C function pointers and Java anonymous inner classes.
My previous article Ruby on Rails Part 1, touched briefly on my experiences installing Ruby, Rails and RadRails. Now that I was ready to start coding, I purchased the expectional tome “Agile Web Development with Rails (Second Edition)” by Dave Thomas and others.
One of my New Year resolutions for 2007 is to learn Ruby and Rails. This is the first of a multi-part series documenting my progress and general impressions, it is not a tutorial or in depth analysis of the language.