Ian Harding wrote:
I'm wondering if I could get some suggestions as to how implement
this quickly and simply? I was thinking a web interface using PHP
would be the fastest way of going about it.
If you used Ruby on Rails, you'd be finished by now. It slices, it
dices, it makes julienn
Thanks for all the suggestions I now have a lot better idea of my
options. It is nice to fire off a question at a mailing list and get so
many positive helpful answers, gives me a warm and fuzzy glow.
Thank you all
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Bernhard Weisshuhn wrote:
Kenneth Downs wrote:
I have been meaning to investigate it because it is the only system
I've heard of that makes the same claim that I do, which is to have
eliminated entire categories of labor through automation.
Have you looked at http://catalyst.perl.org/ late
Ian Harding wrote:
...
works fine, but you have to do it "The Rails Way" and expect no help
from the "Community" because they are a fanboi cheerleader squad, not
interested in silly stuff like referential integrity, functions,
triggers, etc. All that nonsense belongs in the application!
You e
On Mar 29, 2006, at 12:33 PM, Steve Atkins wrote:
For the original poster - a web interface might well be the
simplest to put together,
but if a client turns out to be a better solution I'd strongly
suggest looking at Qt.
It has nice SQL support and it's very quick to turn around a simple
On Mar 29, 2006, at 11:03 AM, Kenneth Downs wrote:
I am fascinated by your post. I have never heard a bad thing said
about RoR.
Most of what you read about RoR is written from a very superficial
view of what it promises, as tainted by the simplistic uses of mysql
people are familiar wit
On Mar 29, 2006, at 8:03 AM, Kenneth Downs wrote:
Ian Harding wrote:
I am fascinated by your post. I have never heard a bad thing said
about RoR.
I have been meaning to investigate it because it is the only system
I've heard of that makes the same claim that I do, which is to have
eli
Kenneth Downs wrote:
I have been meaning to investigate it because it is the only system I've
heard of that makes the same claim that I do, which is to have
eliminated entire categories of labor through automation.
Have you looked at http://catalyst.perl.org/ lately?
IMHO it's "Rails done rig
On 3/29/06, Ian Harding <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Seriously, it's not too bad if you don't mind it's plentifulshortcomings. I was getting carpal tunnel syndrome from typing pages so I switched to RoR for a hobby app. Itworks fine, but you have to do it "The Rails Way" and expect no help
from the
Ian Harding wrote:
I am fascinated by your post. I have never heard a bad thing said
about RoR.
I have been meaning to investigate it because it is the only system
I've heard of that makes the same claim that I do, which is to have
eliminated entire categories of labor through automation.
E
> >> I'm wondering if I could get some suggestions as to how implement
> >> this quickly and simply? I was thinking a web interface using PHP
> >> would be the fastest way of going about it.
> >
If you used Ruby on Rails, you'd be finished by now. It slices, it
dices, it makes julienne fries.
Se
Chris wrote:
Of course. Shameless plug coming up ;)
http://www.designmagick.com/category/2/Starting-Out
Thanks ^_^
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Rory Hart wrote:
Chris wrote:
Rory Hart wrote:
Hi,
I'm wanting to build a database and interface for a small business to
keep track of things such as clients, suppliers etc. The database
will be served on a Linux box, with users accessing/updating it over
the network from both Linux and w
Chris wrote:
Rory Hart wrote:
Hi,
I'm wanting to build a database and interface for a small business to
keep track of things such as clients, suppliers etc. The database
will be served on a Linux box, with users accessing/updating it over
the network from both Linux and windows.
I'm wond
Rory Hart wrote:
Hi,
I'm wanting to build a database and interface for a small business to
keep track of things such as clients, suppliers etc. The database will
be served on a Linux box, with users accessing/updating it over the
network from both Linux and windows.
I'm wondering if I could
Hi,
I'm wanting to build a database and interface for a small business to
keep track of things such as clients, suppliers etc. The database will
be served on a Linux box, with users accessing/updating it over the
network from both Linux and windows.
I'm wondering if I could get some suggesti
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