From: Hilary Bailey on 7 Aug 2010 08:34 Samuel Williams wrote: > Dear Hilary, > > I wouldn't recommend using Shoes for what you are trying to do. Shoes is > a way to display content on the screen using windows, text, buttons, > etc. I'd recommend that you get the algorithm and data processing > working first, and then make the web application later. > > Kind regards, > Samuel Dear Samuel and the entire OpenSource community In my education of Ruby, I am now at the section that deals with Shoes. Do you know of an installation site, and if such, which Shoes version should I use. Recall I am trying to write an education desktop software that will be used as a data base to generate analysis and predictions. Thanking you in advance, Hilary -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
From: Steve Klabnik on 9 Aug 2010 13:32 Hey Hilary- As of right this second, you should be using Shoes 2 ("Raisins"), which you can download here: http://shoes.heroku.com/downloads Shoes 3 ("Policeman") isn't quite ready yet... but it will be soon! If you wait another week or so, we're putting the final touches on for release. -Steve
From: Hilary Bailey on 9 Aug 2010 21:39 Steve Klabnik wrote: > Hey Hilary- > > As of right this second, you should be using Shoes 2 ("Raisins"), > which you can download here: http://shoes.heroku.com/downloads > > Shoes 3 ("Policeman") isn't quite ready yet... but it will be soon! If > you wait another week or so, we're putting the final touches on for > release. > > -Steve Thanks a $llion Steve. So far it looks very inviting to read. Hilary -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
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