stalkr | step 1 : generate a new merb application step

stalkr is a Ruby library typically used in Telecommunications, Media, Advertising, Marketing applications. stalkr has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

step 1: generate a new merb application step 2: run 'thor merb:gem:install' to bundle the stack gems step 3: generate a resource using "merb-gen resource article 'title:string, body:text'" step 4: added timestamps to article step 5: automigrate the database "rake db:automigrate" step 6: add dm-sweatshop to dependencies.rb and run 'thor merb:gem:install' step 7: generate some bootstrap articles using dm-sweatshop (run "rake bootstrap" afterward) step 8: modify articles/index.html to list the generated articles step 9: modify config/router.rb to point "/" to articles#index step 10: create a link to the article resource from articles/index.html step 11: modify articles/show.html to show a single article, and add a "back" link back to the index step 12: modify articles/new.html to allow creation of a new article note: if we create a new article smaller than 150 characters, the "... more link does not display", so... step 13: add a new helper to global_helpers.rb to handle more cases step 14: add the message[:notice] to the layout, to display "article was successfully created" step 15: add delete link and delete confirmation step 16: modify articles/edit.html to allow editing of existing article step 17: reorganize articles spec into separate files (it's getting too big!) step 18: add validations to the article model, and test them note: the string column for :title automatically validates at 50 characters step 19: inform the user why their creation or update failed validations step 20: generate the comments model using "merb-gen resource article