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Comment on Ruby GEDCOM::Parser module by Fresnel

Fresnel — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 18:04:02 +0000

Hi,

I am beginner with Ruby and I would like to use gedcom parser.
First, I install it with gem install gedcom.
The documentation is not very useful for me since I don’t where to
begin.
I tried examples from
https://github.com/jslade/gedcom-ruby/tree/master/samples but theses two
samples don’t work.
Does anyone could give me a simple example to start?

Thank you very much
François

Comment on SpiderOak online backup – not what I hoped it would be by jeremy

jeremy — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 14:32:55 +0000

@Ramesh: I have no need for a sync service, I’m only interested in a backup solution that works across all the systems in my home network.

Comment on SpiderOak online backup – not what I hoped it would be by Ramesh Karthik

Ramesh Karthik — Sat, 16 Jul 2011 16:36:22 +0000

I was about to give a try to this ervice when I came across your post.
> From their web site what I learn is that Spideroak can both backup as well as sync many systems. In order for sync to work it had to be this way.

Can you tell me whether you want a seperate process for sync as well as for backup?

I’m using a single system only. So, I might have misunderstood your please, If so please explain me

Comment on Back on the rails by jeremy

jeremy — Sun, 23 Jan 2011 04:07:14 +0000

Bill,

Rails and ruby are great for getting you in with a small learning curve to get going. Ultimately you do need to learn the ins and outs of web development – html, ajax / javascript, mysql or other dbs, etc. You can do a lot without having to know the details of all that, though.

Compared to PHP: ruby is so much nicer to work with, though a bit more complicated when it comes to actually deploying a site for production use. And it’s way beyond C in terms of ease (and pleasure) of development. Each language has its place, though.

Comment on Back on the rails by Bill Watkins

Bill Watkins — Sat, 22 Jan 2011 23:40:46 +0000

Jeremy,

I’ve been wanting to check this out. I’ve had some experience with PHP, MySQL as well as C many years ago. How complicated is it compared to these and how do you suggest I get started doing Ruby on Rails?

You’re the 2nd or 3rd person recently that has said Ruby on Rails is the way to go and has some real job potentials too.

Thanks,
Bill W in Loveland, CO