I'm heading along to Pizza on Rails tonight in London. It's always good fun and it's great to spend a few hours totally geeking out about Ruby and Rails with a very interesting group of folks.
And hey, there's free pizza! w00t!
I'm heading along to Pizza on Rails tonight in London. It's always good fun and it's great to spend a few hours totally geeking out about Ruby and Rails with a very interesting group of folks.
And hey, there's free pizza! w00t!
Arg. Just spent far too long going around in circles before hitting the d’oh! moment and spotting the problem.
ar_mailer is a great little library for Rails ActionMailer, allowing you to queue all outgoing emails to a database then use a sendmail-like app to process that queue at will. Nice. The book talks about it.
But actually processing the emails with ar_sendmail fails. Turns out that different folks have different ideas of what the Rails SMTP config should look like. Rails wants ‘user_name’ and ar_sendmail wants ‘user’.
arg.
While spell checking a chapter of the book, MS Word (aaarrrghhh) suddenly decided to suddenly change into to French mode and gave me a useful suggestion to correct the grammar of my Rails code.
Huh?
Anyway, the book is coming along and it looks like we now have a (temporary) cover! Weee! I guess that means I have to get a move on and finish writing it.