Help with Helpy
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I am on step 6 of installing Helpy and I am unsure what the section is having me do. Can anyone explain this to me?
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It wants you to make a backup of the existing "stock" file.
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rake is like make but for Ruby instead of C.
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And then to create a database key, and copy that key to the actual database.
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Create a secret token for rails apps and copy it into those two files.
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Ok so I run
rake secretThen it gives me a key. Then I copy that key to those two files?
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Do I just add it to the bottom of both of those files?
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Never heard of helpy before, looks interesting!
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I have been looking for something like this for a long time. Sweet.
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I am on my 4th attempt of the install. The ruby stuff is definitely screwing me up.
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@IRJ I wouldn't have the foggiest either man. That's what learning is though!
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@wirestyle22 said in Help with Helpy:
@IRJ I wouldn't have the foggiest either man. That's what learning is though!
I am getting a little further each time now. Maybe this next install attempt will work
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The installation guide definitely isn't the best.
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@IRJ said in Help with Helpy:
@wirestyle22 said in Help with Helpy:
@IRJ I wouldn't have the foggiest either man. That's what learning is though!
I am getting a little further each time now. Maybe this next install attempt will work
One thing I noticed with Linux is most guides have you run commands but don't explain what the commands are actually doing very well. I end up looking up every command that is run in a guide and create a definitions list for myself so I can learn the concepts of what I'm actually doing and why. I try to compare guides too and ask questions so I can determine what best practice really means with this stuff.
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@wirestyle22 said in Help with Helpy:
@IRJ said in Help with Helpy:
@wirestyle22 said in Help with Helpy:
@IRJ I wouldn't have the foggiest either man. That's what learning is though!
I am getting a little further each time now. Maybe this next install attempt will work
One thing I noticed with Linux is most guides have you run commands but don't explain what the commands are actually doing very well. I end up looking up every command that is run in a guide and create a definitions list for myself so I can learn the concepts of what I'm actually doing and why. I try to compare guides too and ask questions so I can determine what best practice really means with this stuff.
I am trying to learn ruby.
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Heard of it last year, and Demo'ed it a couple of months back .. Nice GUI ...
btw, it's developed by a guy named "Scott Miller" ...
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@Veet said in Help with Helpy:
Heard of it last year, and Demo'ed it a couple of months back .. Nice GUI ...
btw, it's developed by a guy named "Scott Miller" ...
How is the reporting side? there is nothing listed except "google analytics" blasted on every page.
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@Veet said in Help with Helpy:
Heard of it last year, and Demo'ed it a couple of months back .. Nice GUI ...
btw, it's developed by a guy named "Scott Miller" ...
Their on to me.
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The tutorial is definitely outdated and needs to be updated.
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Do you just want to play with it or run it in a live environment?
