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Woot! I finally got Ruby, Rails and MySQL running again on Snow Leopard! I would like to say I accomplished this by fully understanding the issues at hand and configuring everything properly myself, but instead I stumbled across a Ruby one-click-installer while looking for help. (MySQL wasn't really a problem once I got the right version, but I couldn't get Ruby to compile - it kept having issues with Readline.)
TextMate, I missed you, although I have to say, gedit is a pretty capable substitute once you tweak a few things.
You may also notice that there's been an update to the archive.
I love "Welcome to Revision 1692, up from 1585. This is a small release..." Only 100+ revisions, 3 new database tables, a dozen or so new pages and a redesigned home page, along with some significant bug fixes, new features and CSS tweaks. I think our sense of scale changed somewhere along the line. *g*
TextMate, I missed you, although I have to say, gedit is a pretty capable substitute once you tweak a few things.
You may also notice that there's been an update to the archive.
I love "Welcome to Revision 1692, up from 1585. This is a small release..." Only 100+ revisions, 3 new database tables, a dozen or so new pages and a redesigned home page, along with some significant bug fixes, new features and CSS tweaks. I think our sense of scale changed somewhere along the line. *g*
