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robotmay / photographer-io

An open source photography community. No longer in production but still open source.
MIT License
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How to install ??? #211

Open margsot opened 10 years ago

margsot commented 10 years ago

Hi, i would like to know how to install the script. Is there any tutorial ?? Thanks

cassiuschen commented 10 years ago

Please read README.md to run Photographer.io.. You can simply set up the application by running bundle install , bundle exec rake db:create and bundle exec rake db:migrate. To run the application you can use rails s for development mod.

Cassius Chen, 2013

在 2014年1月2日，上午6:07，margsot notifications@github.com 写道：

Hi, i woyld like to know how to install the script. Is there any tutorial ?? Thanks

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dklounge commented 10 years ago

@margsot - Please let me know if you get stuck working through the README ... there's a lot - you'll need among other things Postgres and Redis properly set up along the way.

margsot commented 10 years ago

HI, Its my first time working with Ruby on Rails and i am trying hard to understand the way it works. I tried to upload it to my shared server on GODADDY but i think that i need a dedicated server to make this script works online.

I apprecciate your help.

cassiuschen commented 10 years ago

Actually I don't think that Photography.io is a good example to learn Rails. You may start learning rails by reading guides.rubyonrails.org.

Cassius Chen, 2013

在 2014年1月3日，下午5:32，margsot notifications@github.com 写道：

HI, Its my first time working with Ruby on Rails and i am trying hard to understand the way it works. I tried to upload it to my shared server on GODADDY but i think that i need a dedicated server to make this script works online.

I apprecciate your help.

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dklounge commented 10 years ago

@margsot for your learning purposes, it might be easiest to simply fork or clone the repo on your computer and run the app locally on localhost. Will that work for you? Going through the readme should help you do that, and as @cassiuschen pointed out, the rails documentation should be a good companion for you. :)