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adding this to your javasript will allow you to initiate the debugger on demand, no matter where you arein your code by entering into the console window.ohNo

var window.ohNo = function(){
  debugger;
};

genius!

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1. update database YML file with

production: adapter: postgresql encoding: unicode database: whatsat_production pool: 5 password:

2. remove unneeded gems

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raise params.inspect

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PAPER - work out what form all of your data will take- tables and field names

TERMINAL - rails new NAME -d postgresql

TERMINAL - cd into that NAME folder and subl .

SUBL - open your gemfile and add all the extra gems you want

eg. debugging gems cos they're awesome:

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all goodness starts with a simple line: rails new first_app -d postgresql (where 'first_app' is the folder name of the new app)

then go into the folder and add the basics: rails generate scaffold movie title:string in_theatres:boolean released:date rating:string description:text

go into config/database and chnage the username to match usenrame

back in terminal: rake db:create

then: rake db:migrate

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https://gist.github.com/wofockham/1000198e4ae7bed746ae

http://guides.rubyonrails.org/association_basics.html

to get the search thing going - the hint is 'substring'

also make all of this using MVC 

wil require an associations db
book id | author id

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First make sure you have created your Gemfile and config.ru

Gemfile should contain something like:

source "http://rubygems.org" gem 'sinatra' group :development do gem 'pry' end

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# require "pry"

us=["Simon","Anne","Olly","Kriss","Nix","Tom","Erik","Charlie","Mark"].shuffle

print "How many people per group? "
group = gets.chomp.to_i

remainder = us.length % group
groups_total = (us.length - remainder)/group

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#"Day" 2.to_s

##Yesterday we were about

###Ruby

• Types: strings, integers, floats, booleans
• Collections: arrays
• Variables
• Assignment

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# Building Ruby Familiarity
 
# In this exercise you will take a first look at some common commands in Ruby
# The idea here is to build familiary with Ruby syntax
# This will likely be the first time you've seen some of these commands
# Just type them in and see the displayed output
 
# Steps:
#   1. Open up a new terminal window
#   2. Launch irb