From: Gaston Garcia <gaston.garcia@...>
Date: 2005-08-19T08:22:07+09:00
Subject: Re: New to Ruby!

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Regarding hosting I recommend the one I have:

it's http://www.asmallorange.com

They have great hosting plans and even the smallest ones have Ruby on Rails=
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It might be a good place to have your site.

And while I'm doing propaganda for them, if you host there, you can give=20
them my name and I win a "prize" , whoo-hoo : )

COde Name =3D gaston

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-gaston.

On 8/18/05, Seth Thomas Rasmussen <sethrasmussen@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Hi all,
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> I recently finished reading the 2nd edition of the PickAxe. I thought it
> would be a good approach to get a overview of the language before even
> beginning to play around with it much.
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> I came to this mailing list in search of a community. :)
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> I am primarily a web developer, so obviously Rails interests me. However,
> since my background is in ColdFusion and I still have room to develop=20
> there,
> I'm not sure if I want to start playing with Rails as my first steps in
> Ruby. So, I'm wondering what kind of ideas and suggestions you guys have.
> Perhaps there are some common programming tasks that one would benefit to
> learn in any language. Maybe you're doing some great non-web stuff with
> Ruby: I'd like to know about it.
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> But speaking of Rails, how easy is it to find some Rails-supported hostin=
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> out there?
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> Hmm, this message feels rather scatterbrained. I guess I'm just looking=
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> for
> a little guidance from the community. How did you get into Ruby? Etc.
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> Okay, that is all. Thanks for bearing with me. :)
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> --
> Seth Thomas Rasmussen
> http://sethrasmussen.com/
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-gaston

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