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If you are looking to install Ruby 1.9.3+ on a Linux system this will guide you through compiling the software. There is always the option to use yum to install ruby packages but the versions in repositories will be older, not the latest stable. This guide is using a Centos 5.x base system without any packages installed and all commands run as root.
1. First the system will need the appropriate packages to compile and install the source code for ruby. To do this run the following command.
1 | # yum install make openssl-devel zlib-devel gcc gcc-c++ autoconf readline-devel curl-devel expat-devel gettext-devel ncurses-devel ruby-devel libxml2 libxml2-devel libxslt libxslt-devel mysql-devel httpd-devel -y |
2. Now that a compiler package is installed move on to download, compile and install the libyaml library.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | # cd ~ # wget http://pyyaml.org/download/libyaml/yaml-0.1.4.tar.gz # tar xzvf yaml-0.1.4.tar.gz # cd yaml-0.1.4 # ./configure --prefix=/usr/local # make # make install |
3. The next step is to download, compile and install Ruby 1.9.3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | # cd ~ # wget http://ftp.ruby-lang.org/pub/ruby/1.9/ruby-1.9.3-p194.tar.gz # tar xzvf ruby-1.9.3-p194.tar.gz # cd ruby-1.9.3-p194 # ./configure --prefix=/usr/local --enable-shared --disable-install-doc --with-opt-dir=/usr/local/lib # make # make install |
4. Upon completion of steps 1 through 3 ruby is accessible via command line. Test ruby by running the following command.
1 2 | # ruby -v ruby 1.9.3p194 (2012-04-20 revision 35410) [i686-linux] |
5. Install rubygems 1.8.7
1 2 3 4 5 | # cd ~ # wget http://production.cf.rubygems.org/rubygems/rubygems-1.8.7.tgz # tar xvfz rubygems-1.8.7.tgz # cd rubygems-1.8.7 # ruby setup.rb |
Display complete:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 | RubyGems 1.8.7 installed == 1.8.7 / 2011-08-02 * 5 bug fixes: * Added missing require for <code>gem uninstall --format-executable</code> * The correct name of the executable being uninstalled is now displayed with --format-executable * Fixed <code>gem unpack uninstalled_gem</code> default version picker * RubyGems no longer claims a nonexistent gem can be uninstalled * <code>gem which</code> no longer claims directories are requirable files * <code>gem cleanup</code> continues cleaning up gems if one can't be uninstalled due to permissions. Issue #82 * Gem repository directories are no longer created world-writable. Patch by Sakuro OZAWA. Ruby Bug #4930 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ RubyGems installed the following executables: /usr/local/bin/gem |
The “gem” executable is now usable and can be used to install other ruby packages on centos.
You can update gem to new version:
1 | # gem update |
or
1 | # gem update --system |
to update to default path in system.
You can check version of gem:
1 | # gem -v |
6. Install Rails 3.2.1
1 | # gem install rails --version 3.2.1 |
Check rails version:
1 | # rails -v |
Display rals version:
1 | Rails 3.2.1 |
The guide will help get Ruby on Rails working on a CentOS system, later I will cover what you can do with Ruby on Rails.
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That’s the great thing about the open source cnmoumity, nothing is too much! It’s up to all of us to keep contributing in any way we can in blog posts, code snippets, answering questions but most of all creating great things from these awesome tools!Thanks for the comment!
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Yeah I love how he tells it like it is. So many people offer services for free then wonder how to make money.Your right, especially with online business there are so many price models. Free trial vs. freemium, monthly vs 1-time, etc. Also picking the price is tricky as being both to low or to high can hurt you.
After a week of climbing seeravl learning curves with regards to MySQL, Ruby, Rails, CSS, AJAX and such I’m finally making headway in my latest project with everything in a sort of hazy funk feeling my way around clumzily. Then I found your cheatsheet, and suddenly everything is clearing up! It’s been a long time since I’ve seen such a dense offering of knowledge. Just wanted to drop a thanks for your effort. It’s the tear-out handy reference that I didn’t know The Agile Rails book was missing.
I have to point out to most RUBY fanatics that even ruyranboils.com, 37signals.com, bascamp.com and backpack.com all run PHP on their frontpage just to be able to handle the bandwidth!! This has been KNOWN for a long time and the RUBY guys still don\’t move off PHP. Of course excuses are made and no one believes it, but it is a huge issue. It is a known fact that RUBY does not scale and 43things required 4 times the number of machines to get the job done and their migration was a nightmare.
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Hi Patrick,First of all thanks for pnuittg down an article for Kaltura which is rare. But am facing a difficulty which you might be able to understand and help me out.I took the trial version of Kaltura KMC and tried using the gem Kaltura to integrate a video from KMC into my rails app by using this in my view:[544,360] %>but am not getting the video to be rendered at my app, am just getting a string-containing div and some JavaScript code containing variables for the video.Have defined the credentials in yml file for kaltura as per your github site kaltura_fu.
Thanks, Suriname is great and the kids are loving it! BTW, going for Ruby when I did was pbblaroy the best career move I could wish for.. the $$$ is great and it’s oh soo much more fun than PHP/Java I am picking up some Java again though because of Android. I personally think it will be huge so I definitely want a piece of the action..
This is a neat service, is it possible to grab the images from your site using an API of sorts or would I have to use your service, save the image, and then upload it to my site?
I’ve found the solution to this issue I’m using Rails 3 and my class looks like this (and the praloembtic methods was this too)class Organization [‘is_company = ? ‘,true] select_choice = I18n.t(“select”) + ” “+ I18n.t(“segments.description”) @organization_parents = [select_choice] for organization in @organizations @organization_parents < [‘is_company = ? ‘,true]So I had to change it to something like this@organizations = Organization.where(“is_company = ?”,true)But it was wrong too.. So I decided to add an scope for this below the class name so the final code looks like this:class Organization < ActiveRecord::Base scope :company, where("is_company = ?",true) def self.parents @organizations = self.company select_choice = I18n.t("select") + " "+ I18n.t("segments.description") @organization_parents = [select_choice] for organization in @organizations @organization_parents << [organization.name, organization.id] end return @organization_parents end #…endSo using this line with the scope@organizations = self.companyit worked flawlessly in every part of the code.I was wondering if the named_scope is deprecated when using class methods or they are not supported from now and throws an error and not a warning beforeThanks for your helpLeo
Blaine just started eonlxripg RoR roughly 3 weeks today and its marvelous features and power have captured my attention im hoping sometime after a month i would start to develop a real RoR web app and your cheatsheet shimmers like a ruby gem when i found it ive been using flash’s actionscript (also an OO lang) , some mysql and PHP codes and when i found RoR, it magically transformed my coding style since its very easy to learn thanks! and more power!from the pearl of the orient ~ philippinesand the city of love ~ iloilo city::nonoy::javellana::
Have looked on sapmle fusion and they have stop downloads or something like that. It’s really annoying because i understand that the fpc kits are good but i just think my work would sound better with a better kit.
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This error generally hppneas when you accidentally recursively changing an attribute. If you have a username attribute in User model, and a virtual attribute named username, that is directly changing the username, you end up calling the virtual, the virtual calls the virtual again and so on.. Therefore, take a look on whether something like that hppneas somewhere in your code.
How exactly do you fix this prleobm when you get this message: Your configuration file contains settings (root with no password) that correspond to the default MySQL privileged account. Your MySQL server is running with this default, is open to intrusion, and you really should fix this security hole by setting a password for user root’.?
Actually, this kit was almost a raondm selection kind of sub par IMO. I can’t remember what samples I selected though. You can easily come up with a better kit with the samples from sample fusion. That is where all these samples came from.
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I really hope ruby and sarppihe remakes will be made! The merchandise is so cute and charming!! I wish I lived in Japan (those Wailord and Gulpin plushies look awesome)
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Cool server!In 1st spmlae, It works with only drb’ because the betabrite is in the server side. require drb’obj = DRbObject.new_with_uri( druby://eviladmins.org:9000 )File.open( out.jpg , wb ) { |a| a.write obj.write_simple( http://www.druby.org )}
thank you, this is an awesome thing to share! many would cseolly guard such a thing as an advantageous personal tool, but as it is becoming more clear everyday, openness and sharing can go even furthersecondly, i’d like to ask a question but i don’t intend at ALL to be negative with some of its possible implications:why is this a pdf? don’t RoR and all the web 2.0 concepts, essentially lead to the conclusion that your cheatsheet should be a shared, group editable document, available anywhere at it’s newest possible state?it just seems weird that a tool which enables the creation of collaborative web apps, and collaborative documents would have a subtool (your cheatsheet) that does not take advantage of the very technology that it is helping to enable.perhaps not!looking forward to hear back,trevor
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Thanks so much Blaine! I was looking for sotnmhieg exactly like this. I like to have an overview when I’m learning a new language and until now I’ve not found anything like this for RoR. Thank you so much for the time and effort you have put into this and for sharing your cheatsheet.
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Good post I’ve encountered the exact same pmeblors you’re having. The “add more servers” answer is really stupid, too, given the number and cost of servers involved. I’ve worked on a large on-line payment platform written in Java which used exactly ONE server to cater to over 60 countries, but a hosting company I’ve worked for requires 9 servers running RoR to handle Canada and the USA.As for the question of tools there will really never be an instance where an IDE can really help you. Part of the problem is that so many libraries, tools and framework rely on “method_missing” to handle functionality. It would be challenging if not down-right impossible for an IDE to fathom what would be an acceptable “method” name under these circumstances (as a point of reference, ActiveRecord makes heavy use of “method_missing”)
Release management is one of the thigns I hate most about maintaining a library. Surely there’s a way to make this less painful? I know there are libs for pushing the code to RubyForge, but that’s the easiest of a tedious process: there’s testing your gem to make sure you didn’t do something stupid in the build process, and there are the release notes to write, and announcements to draft for blog and mailing list(s) This process alone is easily more than half of what keeps me from releasing updates to code, sadly. Does anyone have any solutions for this?
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Nice cheatsheet.May I make a sesougtign? In the Control Structures section, make clear that Ruby’s control structures are actually expressions: they not only control the flow of execution but also evaluate to values, which can be used in other expressions. For example, (1 + if true; 10 else 20 end) evaluates to 11. Most common programming languages do not have this useful property, so many Ruby switchers are likely to overlook it unless somebody points it out.Cheers,Tom
I’d be reluctant to group uolmnpiced or interpreted languages all in one bucket and suggest they don’t scale. Perhaps you aren’t saying that, but it was the impression I got. We have a large (10s of thousands of objects, dozens of servers, 10s of thousands of users) system in use at Purdue University, where I work, and it’s done in Smalltalk. It scales very well, both in the traditional sense and in the sense of complexity. I am under the impression Ruby is pure OO, like Smalltalk, so perhaps it’s an architecture thing rather than a language thing.
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hehe.. yeah.. I feel your pain So Rails is getting bettin by the eat-your-dog-food thing.. Rails framework code uses Ruby (I suppose?) and whatever you write in Ruby for your Rails app can clash with the framework code itself? Am I making sense? Maybe this is my ignorance talking. I haven’t started working in this arena that much.Anyways, nice to know you are enjoying the new environment. I do keep checking your blog from time to time
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Hey Matthijs,Thanks for the input, let us know what you think after using the tool a bit, feedback is alayws helpful. You note some good points here. I think what we are going to do down the road is write a more real world example than the simple one we already posted (which was just meant as a very basic introduction) and that example would include some code similar to what you have above.Gabe
I’m so very new to programming and am aemtitddly over my head. How do I login to SSH. I’ve had to access a server using winSCP and Secure CRT before, but that was a company I work for. I had to be guided through that! If you could just point me in the right direction I’ll take it from there. Thanks!!!
Well I actually can’t really recall what I did to K2 to make it fluid. I know I run a SVN version with a patch but I’d have to dive back in to figure out how/why/what maybe next year
Glad you’re feeling better today. I didn’t not like reading those tweets last night. Yeah, waiting on one more document and then I can submit everything for the new visas. Hopefully things will go as smooth!Feel better my friend!
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As you are not showing all the code, I can only saeuclpte that you have defined inspect or to_s to build a string containing, among other things the parents.Your current parents method doesn’t seem to be doing anything reasonable, as it returns all organisations that are companies, no matter which association you start from. Thus, any company has itself as parent. Attempting to convert it to string will induce an infinite loop to try to show the parents’ of the parents’ of In any case, the bulk of your parents method should be in a helper, called something like options_for_parents_select, because that’s what it seems to be doing? Even then, the first empty choice should be passed as allow_null to select.The fact that it sets instance variables is a code smell.Good luck
Not really. While Rails is a frwmaeork and PHP a language, PHP’s frwmaeorks are a lot more bloated than Rails, especially Zend and Cake. Rails leaves a lot of that to plugins and gems, which makes it very lean. I do think Rails should be compared to PHP as I reckon most ppl who write PHP don’t use frwmaeorks, and perhaps rightfully so, because PHP isn’t geared towards complex application design. It’s probably the most simple language for creating a hello world .
why not comparing RoR asinagt a PHP framework like Yii which does all the CRUD stuff, DB abstraction etc.?Comparing RoR vs plain PHP is like comparing a SQL db asinagt plain text data stores.I really like RoR, don’t get it wrong. But why do the ruby people always compare the framework, without their language would not be as good as it is, asinagt plain languages??
LOL, SQL is so difficult. Thank god you avoid it in RoR. Thank god it’s all hedidn and in some monolithic framework that basically decides for you what you want to do. I can see why people that like RoR hate C/C++. You actually have to be smart and understand the details to write in C/C++. Who needs that? Just crank out a pre-fab website with RoR. Isn’t that how garbage collection became such a problem??
You CAN compare Rails with PHP. They are both tools (to use a baorder term) to develop web applications. What the commercial is saying is that developing with Rails can save you a lot of headaches PHP would cause. There is nothing wrong with that, considering that a great number of websites/web applications used to be developed with PHP alone, without any additional frameworks.
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