Help with carrierwave.

[p val]

Im new at this web-development world and im trying to learn ror:

i've been installing different gems but i recently added this one: 

http://railscasts.com/episodes/253-carrierwave-file-uploads

first thing i was lost a bit becouse this tutorial didnt explain me things that by myself had to search for, like:

rails g scaffold paintings gallery:references and stuff i didnt know.

After so many tries i can't make it work by myself on a different project

also i had to install a gem called protected_attributes for rails -v 4

tl;dr: i cant make work carrierwave on my own project just like that project.

i would love to know if i can get a LOG from the command history when the guy in this tutorial made his models ,scaffold, variables, etc.

If anyone could help me, please, i dont like being stuck when learning this :( makes me think im not for it or something.

thanks.

[Frederick Cheung]

On Thursday, January 23, 2014 12:30:28 AM UTC+1, p val wrote:

Im new at this web-development world and im trying to learn ror:

i've been installing different gems but i recently added this one: 

http://railscasts.com/episodes/253-carrierwave-file-uploads

first thing i was lost a bit becouse this tutorial didnt explain me things that by myself had to search for, like:

rails g scaffold paintings gallery:references and stuff i didnt know.

That's some pretty basic rails usage - you might want to try some of the tutorials at guides.rubyonrails.org. Michael Hartl's rails tutorial is also well spoken of and is also kept up to date in response to changes to rails itself.

 

After so many tries i can't make it work by myself on a different project

also i had to install a gem called protected_attributes for rails -v 4

tl;dr: i cant make work carrierwave on my own project just like that project.

i would love to know if i can get a LOG from the command history when the guy in this tutorial made his models ,scaffold, variables, etc.

If anyone could help me, please, i dont like being stuck when learning this :( makes me think im not for it or something.

thanks.

I think you will get a better response if you can detail specific problems you've encountered - it's tough to answer questions that only state that X doesn't work.

Fred