I’m doing a few things in Rails at the moment, and new stuff will increasingly be done in rails. One thing which got me was that one of the great things about rails (migrate) has been altered slightly in the newest version, although a quick Google reveals all :
* All the old rake tasks have been moved to namespaced task, old ones are deprected. Ex: rake db:migrate instead of rake migrate
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Ahhhh, it’s troublesome enough learning Rails AND Ruby without the Rules changing all the time.
Warnings in the mongrel error log for my Rails application say look here - http://www.rubyonrails.org/deprecation, but its really not much help.
That is a bit lax - I mean, rails is supposed to be the next big thing, really should keep the documentation up to date, especially if they are going to change something rather big, like rake migrate..
Or put a link in to a site which had already done it for them (as in the original post)
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