Comments on: Can’t Make MySQL Table for Rails http://joelandkaren.com/learningrails/archives/8 Joel Greenberg's Experience in Learning Web Development with Ruby on Rails Wed, 21 Feb 2007 00:01:00 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: marisio http://joelandkaren.com/learningrails/archives/8/comment-page-1#comment-71 marisio Wed, 21 Feb 2007 00:01:00 +0000 http://joelandkaren.com/learningrails/archives/8#comment-71 Hi. I am running into the same problem. How did you change WEBrick's port to 3306? Thanks a lot! marisio Hi. I am running into the same problem. How did you change WEBrick’s port to 3306?
Thanks a lot!
marisio

]]> By: Paul Sweeney http://joelandkaren.com/learningrails/archives/8/comment-page-1#comment-66 Paul Sweeney Mon, 29 Jan 2007 01:02:11 +0000 http://joelandkaren.com/learningrails/archives/8#comment-66 I seriously dig that book, but I think version control of the database schema is a bit of overkill for something as simple as apps I'm working with. Honestly, while knowing SQL is handy, I'm a big fan of the actual MySQL font-end stuff (MySQL Admin and MySQL Query Browser) from www.MySQL.com for the heavy lifting. And yes, the inital MySQL setup kinda sucks, as I'm on OSX and apaprently MySQL is bound to a different adaptor than my Ethernet connection, so I ended up having to crack my way in from the command-line before I could even start loading data in. I seriously dig that book, but I think version control of the database schema is a bit of overkill for something as simple as apps I’m working with. Honestly, while knowing SQL is handy, I’m a big fan of the actual MySQL font-end stuff (MySQL Admin and MySQL Query Browser) from http://www.MySQL.com for the heavy lifting.

And yes, the inital MySQL setup kinda sucks, as I’m on OSX and apaprently MySQL is bound to a different adaptor than my Ethernet connection, so I ended up having to crack my way in from the command-line before I could even start loading data in.

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