I'm install new DB in my machine PostgreSQL as I want to test compare with my previous on-plate DB Mysql. I was still covering the backup of my files and I notice a link that is quite important so I did this for a record the.
http://www.robbyonrails.com/articles/2008/01/22/installing-ruby-on-rails-and-postgresql-on-os-x-third-edition
I'll post if I got a bug and errors as I go along the way then.
Monday, June 28, 2010
Sunday, June 27, 2010
How stupid I am deleting my Terminal App!
From this article http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/212116#921458 (Thanks to a friend Frank for helping me sorting out my problem on an Error installing gems for Rails 3.0.0.beta4 in MacOSx machine)
Following the steps makes it work in the specific directory but the root directory has some problems with it. So decided to follow and edit the bash_profile which I accidentally modify few lines of it that my Bash Terminal Commands wont' work anymore, it says ... "-Bash ___ command not found." (whoami, ls, cat, tail, etc.,.). How stupid I am moving the Terminal app in the Desktop and move it to Trash and make the Trash Empty just to let my machine work back to where it was supposed to be working. The problem now, while i'm trying to fix the command line now which is found under /usr/bin, It wont work now, so that's it the TERMINAL was removed from my machine :( ... "How stupid I am..." Its the most important thing "app" that I need to work on few web apps :( . Now i'm worried as to where to resolve this issue. The only solution I could think is to get the CD 10.6x in the office and reinstall it back here. So i'm stranded for the rest of the weekends and few hours before and after weekends :(. So that's it. I'll better play and watch movie this time. See you then tomorrow.
Following the steps makes it work in the specific directory but the root directory has some problems with it. So decided to follow and edit the bash_profile which I accidentally modify few lines of it that my Bash Terminal Commands wont' work anymore, it says ... "-Bash ___ command not found." (whoami, ls, cat, tail, etc.,.). How stupid I am moving the Terminal app in the Desktop and move it to Trash and make the Trash Empty just to let my machine work back to where it was supposed to be working. The problem now, while i'm trying to fix the command line now which is found under /usr/bin, It wont work now, so that's it the TERMINAL was removed from my machine :( ... "How stupid I am..." Its the most important thing "app" that I need to work on few web apps :( . Now i'm worried as to where to resolve this issue. The only solution I could think is to get the CD 10.6x in the office and reinstall it back here. So i'm stranded for the rest of the weekends and few hours before and after weekends :(. So that's it. I'll better play and watch movie this time. See you then tomorrow.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Working on CSS3 in tandem with HTML5 as my next project
Few of my checklist that needs to be read and at the same time work on new stuff are: (tutorialfeed for CSS2 vs CSS3, css3.info, diveintohtml5, rubyinside)
The TutorialFeed is differentiates CSS2 Between CSS3 (http://www.tutorialfeed.org/2009/02/difference-between-css2-and-css3.html) is basically additional knowledge for me on working with CSS2 vs CSS3, they they differ on few additional attributes at least I have few to work and test on. Also another site that I'm interested with is how the CSS3 working with different latest browsers
(http://www.css3.info/wp-content/uploads/2007/07/css3_support.htm), this will help me detect few incompatibilities when developing web applications that running on css3 and working the markup language. I also have few reviews on (http://diveintohtml5.org/) which is helpful when diving markup language like HTML5 ... i'll be working on Web Application sooner. And lastly I'm check on this site (http://www.rubyinside.com/nethttp-cheat-sheet-2940.html) might be testing out on .erb file sampling on Net::HTTP cheat sheet. I'm new to this so, this is quite exciting for me though. See you then :) ... my 1st blog post @ Blogger.com
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