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Developing GlassFish- and MySQL-Backed Applications with Netbeans and JRuby-on-Rails - Free Webinar on Mar 26


This is a re-run of an earlier webinar.

Would you like to know how JRuby,NetBeans, GlassFish, and MySQL can power your Rails applications ?



This informative technical webinar explains the fundamentals of JRuby and how the NetBeans IDE makes developing/debugging/deploying Rails applications on GlassFish quick, fun and cost-effective.

The webinar starts 10am PT on Mar 31st, 2009 and can be …

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FreeImage and ImageScience on OpenSolaris

Although rails is a great development environment for web applications, for a newbie the deployment of a rails application can be challenging due to the myriad dependencies on various gems, native libraries etc.

image_science is one such ruby library that provides an easy way to generate thumbnails. It is therefore quite popular in web2.0 type applications (there isn't a site today that doesn't let you upload photographs of yourself, your pets, gadgets, whatever).  It is a very simple implementation and available as a ruby gem and so easy to install. However, the real work is done by a native library called FreeImage and installing this on OpenSolaris is a little bit of work. Although, I use OpenSolaris here, the instructions apply to Solaris 10 as well if you are using ruby from Web …

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FreeImage and ImageScience on OpenSolaris

Although rails is a great development environment for web applications, for a newbie the deployment of a rails application can be challenging due to the myriad dependencies on various gems, native libraries etc.

image_science is one such ruby library that provides an easy way to generate thumbnails. It is therefore quite popular in web2.0 type applications (there isn't a site today that doesn't let you upload photographs of yourself, your pets, gadgets, whatever).  It is a very simple implementation and available as a ruby gem and so easy to install. However, the real work is done by a native library called FreeImage and installing this on OpenSolaris is a little bit of work. Although, I use OpenSolaris here, the instructions apply to Solaris 10 as well if you are using ruby from Web …

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FreeImage and ImageScience on OpenSolaris

Although rails is a great development environment for web applications, for a newbie the deployment of a rails application can be challenging due to the myriad dependencies on various gems, native libraries etc.

image_science is one such ruby library that provides an easy way to generate thumbnails. It is therefore quite popular in web2.0 type applications (there isn't a site today that doesn't let you upload photographs of yourself, your pets, gadgets, whatever).  It is a very simple implementation and available as a ruby gem and so easy to install. However, the real work is done by a native library called FreeImage and installing this on OpenSolaris is a little bit of work. Although, I use OpenSolaris here, the instructions apply to Solaris 10 as well if you are using ruby from Web …

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Webinar Replay Available: GlassFish and MySQL-backed applications with NetBeans and JRuby-on-Rails

I presented a webinar on "Developing GlassFish- and MySQL-Backed Applications with NetBeans and JRuby-on-Rails" last week.



The slides and a complete recording of the webinar are now available here.

Technorati: webinar glassfish mysql netbeans jruby

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Webinar Replay Available: GlassFish and MySQL-backed applications with NetBeans and JRuby-on-Rails

I presented a webinar on "Developing GlassFish- and MySQL-Backed Applications with NetBeans and JRuby-on-Rails" last week.



The slides and a complete recording of the webinar are now available here.

Technorati: webinar glassfish mysql netbeans jruby

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Webinar Replay Available: GlassFish and MySQL-backed applications with NetBeans and JRuby-on-Rails

I presented a webinar on "Developing GlassFish- and MySQL-Backed Applications with NetBeans and JRuby-on-Rails" last week.



The slides and a complete recording of the webinar are now available here.

Technorati: webinar glassfish mysql netbeans jruby

[Read more]
Developing GlassFish- and MySQL-Backed Applications with Netbeans and JRuby-on-Rails - Free Webinar on Jan 27

Would you like to know how JRuby, NetBeans, GlassFish, and MySQL can power your Rails applications ?



This informative technical webinar explains the fundamentals of JRuby and how the NetBeans IDE makes developing/debugging/deploying Rails applications on GlassFish quick, fun and cost-effective.

The webinar starts 10am PT on Jan 27th, 2009 and can be accessed from a browser.

Register here.

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Developing GlassFish- and MySQL-Backed Applications with Netbeans and JRuby-on-Rails - Free Webinar on Jan 27

Would you like to know how JRuby, NetBeans, GlassFish, and MySQL can power your Rails applications ?



This informative technical webinar explains the fundamentals of JRuby and how the NetBeans IDE makes developing/debugging/deploying Rails applications on GlassFish quick, fun and cost-effective.

The webinar starts 10am PT on Jan 27th, 2009 and can be accessed from a browser.

Register here.

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TOTD #65: Windows 7 Beta 1 Build 7000 on Virtual Box: NetBeans + Rails + GlassFish + MySQL


Microsoft released Windows 7 Beta 1 - the next major version of Vista, download here. There are tons of improvments mostly centered around making the content easily & intuitively accessible. But hey, Mac OSX already serves that purpose well for quite some time ;-)

But I still want to make sure that our Rails stack (NetBeans, GlassFish, and MySQL) work fine on it. And it very well do, without any issues, as you'll realize at the end of this blog :)

Lets first get started with installing Windows 7 Beta as a Virtual Box image. Few points to note here:

  • Only IE can be used for downloading …
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