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Old 09-27-2007, 02:25 PM   #19 (permalink)
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You could also try Netbeans 6 which includes good support for Rails as well as Subversion.

Another nice thing about rails are the myriad of plugins and code generators that you can get to do a lot of the "framwork" coding for you.

After spending a while (my learning curve) writing a portal, I cam across "Goldberg" http://goldberg.240gl.org/. This looks cool, but I have not had time to try it yet. Now I've written my own portal I'll probably stick with it because I know how it works but for someone starting out Goldberg may give you the head-start...

Another useful thing I've found is ActiveScaffold http://activescaffold.com/ which also looks very useful.

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