It seems that something to so with it is already built into Flux. You
can select having Flux start a new site for you, regular kind, or a
Ruby on Rails site.

It seems to be something for a database driven site.

I tried looking it up and the description on their website was even
over my head. I feel like, "uh ... yeah, I see that it lets you write
beautiful code by favoring convention over configuration. But what is
that? It looks really exciting, but gee whiz, something else I wonder
if a iggernunt country boy who once thought high tech was a silver
trimmed Mexican saddle can learn.

< http://rubyonrails.org/ >

Any of our resident geniuses know something or is using it, and if so,
could you say something informative and dncouraging?

(By the way ... thanks for the encouragement about jQuery, Miles et
al. I just built a beautiful test gallery page from scratch with Flux
and jQuery without hardly knowing what I was doing. It's a re-do of
that one page art site I started doing last year with show-hide action
in GoLive. The one I worked on for a month and just didn't have the
time to finish. I think I could do the whole thing, but better, in
Flux in a day or two, most of which would be making the images to
fill it up with. So I think I'm finally going to re-do my old site.)


Doug

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