Hoy he asistido al evento de Puromac en Madrid, con unos cuantos fieles, la verdad es que la cosa ha resultado de lo más divertido. Una reunión para conocerse y hablar del mundo MAC , del MacOSx y del iphone.

Me han quedado cosas claras a resultado de esta reunión, el MAC no es un ordenador elitista pero si para la elites intelectuales, para aquellos que no les gusta conducir pero si utilizar una gran ordenador. No esta pensado ni por precio ni por características para el gran publico, sino para una pequeña gran minoria que si bien quiza no tenga un alto poder adquisitivo si tiene capacidad de distinguir productos de mayor calidad.

Lo que me hace pensar como pueden los desarrolladores sacar partido a esta posibilidades, de momento no lo sé, alguna idea?

1) Open several instances of a webrick server from the command line on MacOs X Leopard :
This article is based on a similar tip provided for Windows OS by Mr. Arjun Ghosh. It is basically the same.
a) I open my Terminal app
b) I access to my rails application directory (previously created) which is created on my Library directory:
cd library/rails_apps
c) Then, we access to each one of the applications we want to open in webrick: We open the first server with the typical sentence:
/script/server
and then if we want to open another application, we access to the application:
cd
/script/server -p3001

2) Scaffold Rails 2.0

Clearly, I do not understand this scaffold change on the Rails 2.0 version, it has changed one of the features I enjoyed most from Rails which was a great dynamic scaffolding, and also the possibility to scaffold a model and a specific controller. I understand that it is being done to obtain a more Restful approach on the models and on the controllers, but sometimes is a pain.

Not long time before the appearing of Rails 2.0, I had the brilliant idea of buying last version of version of the Rails book which obviously have all example written in Rails 1.x version. For that reason depot example is no longer valid.

As Mr. Arjun Ghosh mentioned on his comment before there is a new edition of “Agile Web Development with Rails” coming out soon. (See reference)

Enough for now
Regards