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7Jul/080

Hello World

Okay, so I got started with Ruby tonight.  I went out on saturday and bought a book on it, and decided to dig in.  As a developer, you can't really say you've attempted a language until you've built your first Hello World application.

It's official, I am a Ruby on Rails (ROR) Newbie.  I built it on the new mac machine I got my from work and after a problem with a file inconsistency:
MissingSourceFile in SayController#hello 
no such file to load—sqlite3
I googled around a bit and found the answer (http://groups.google.com/group/rubyonrails-talk/msg/366ae75593ed8b46).  It's amazing what you can find :)

Okay, so what does this all prove?  That I'm almost 40, I can learn new things, and it's past my bedtime.

Goodnight Mr. & Mrs. Internet.

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