Having trouble with rails on OS X? Are you getting something like this message?
`require': No such file to load -- rubygems (LoadError)
Then the ruby binary may have been replaced on your machine by Apple in an update recently. The fix is just to remove Apple’s version in /usr/bin or to change your bash profile to load your version of ruby first.
I decided I needed a new front page to this place, so I went to work on something new. I didn’t exactly know what I wanted until I started putting something down on paper and forming some ideas. I finally came up with the design you see “here”:http://www.bitshaker.com and I am pretty happy with it. Read on after the jump on how I did it.
I’ve been sitting on this news for a while until the final paperwork came through, but now that the ink is drying on my contracts, I’m proud to announce that I will be working as a Business Analyst for ThoughtWorks. I start May 1st with orientation in the Chicago office and then I’ll be put on a project for one of our clients. Read on for more if you want to know why I chose ThoughtWorks and how I got to this point.
I took a break with these for a while, but now they are back. More on that in another post. This week, I talk about completely defeating an enemy so that they do not come back. More after the jump.
If you read this and you are running Typo, I hope it helps you. I am one of the Typo Gardeners at TypoGarden. Rails 1.1 just came out and it breaks some backwards compatibility and at this time, Typo breaks when it is run with it. There is an experimental branch of Typo that hopes to fix these issues, but for now, it would be wise either not to upgrade to Rails 1.1 unless you need it, or to run
rake freeze_edge REVISION=3303
in your Typo directory so that you freeze which version of Rails (1.0) you are running until something can be done. This is particularly relevant for people on shared hosts like TextDrive or Dreamhost. This has been a PSA. We now return you to our regularly scheduled programming.