I’ve been reading up a bit on Ruby and think I have a passable handle on the syntax.  Also studied the structure of Rails apps.  So now it’s time to actually build something to actually learn it.  And because I have no patience for more Hello World examples, I’m going to build something actually useful.

Only problem is that I don’t have any tiny project ideas right now.  So I’m going to re-work an existing idea and build a social restaurant recommendation site, based on my previous (poorly-named) Edahh project.  If it turns out well, it might just be the basis for a re-launch of that service.

But let’s not get ahead of ourselves.  First things first:

$ rails whirlfood -d mysql


And the adventure begins.

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