This week, I've been deploying one of my current Ruby on Rails projects to WebFaction.
For what we found, it's definitely one of the best options out there for shared hosting with Python and Ruby.

• ruby
• rails
• rails3-1
• flash
• swf
• assets
• instructions
• swf_fu

As you may know, we've been using HAML lately for our views.

• ruby
• rails
• rails3-1
• instructions
• generators
• erb
• haml

As I said when announcing the Rambling Labs new site, we've been learning a lot of stuff while building it.

• new-site
• error-handling
• bugs
• instructions
• error-404
• error-500
• rails
• ruby
• rails3-1

Another cool thing that we learned while building the new Rambling Labs site was HAML.
It's a markup language that is based on the premise that 'Markup should be beautiful', in their own words.

• html
• haml
• rails
• rails3-1
• views
• view-engine
• new-site
• new-look

One of the cool things I learned while building our new site was how to generate your site navigation menu without having to do the highlighting logic yourself.

• ruby
• rubygems
• gem
• rails
• rails3-1
• navigation
• simple-navigation
• new-site
• new-look

For a project that I'm currently working on, I have a couple of list views that needed pagination. So I went with the ol' will_paginate gem (which I first saw years ago when I didn't even consider myself a developer) to take care of this.

• ajax
• instructions
• jquery
• rails
• rails3-1
• ruby-on-rails
• will_paginate

Today, I was wondering if there would be a way to add translated routes automatically in Ruby on Rails. This is for a project I'm currently working on, whose users speak mostly spanish, so I want to make them happy with urls like "/contacto", "/quienes-somos" and "/trabajos/1" instead of "/contact", "/about-us", and "jobs/1".

• i18n
• i18n_routing
• instructions
• opinions
• rails
• rails3-1
• routes
• ruby
• ruby-on-rails
• translation

I ran into this issue today. But this one's easy. Just run the following command and install the gem again:

• fixes
• gem
• instructions
• nokogiri
• rails3-1
• ruby
• rubygems

As you may know I've been learning Ruby on Rails for the last few weeks. I'm also currently developing an application using the edge version of RefineryCMS (which is really a Rails 3.1 application), integrated with the almighty Heroku.

• fixes
• gem
• instructions
• pg
• postgresql
• rails3-1
• refinerycms
• rubygems

The last couple of days, I've been trying to set up Refinery CMS for a project I'm working on. I've made a couple of Stack Overflow questions about which ruby on rails CMS supports multiple languages and custom types.

• errno-eperm
• ext3
• ext4
• fixes
• instructions
• ntfs
• operation-not-permitted
• rails3-1
• refinery
• refinerycms
• ruby-on-rails

Yesterday, I was trying to run the rails console command on Ubuntu with ruby 1.9.2 and rails 3.1, without any success. I was getting a no such file to load -- readline error. This kind of error was sort of familiar for me (I had the common no such file to load -- zlib and the not so common no such file to load -- openssl a while ago). So this was probably another package that I was missing.

• console
• fixes
• instructions
• libreadline
• rails
• rails-console
• rails3-1
• readline
• ruby
• ruby-on-rails
• rvm

I was trying out the rails 3.1 smtp mailer on the sandbox application I use to test all the new stuff and it was throwing this error:

• configuration
• connection-refused
• econnrefused
• fixes
• gmail
• instructions
• mail
• rails
• rails3-1
• ruby
• ruby-on-rails
• smtp

I upgraded to rails 3.1.0 and created a new 'test_app'.

• instructions
• javascript-runtime
• rails
• rails3-1
• ruby
• ubuntu