If you are one of those Rails applications developers, then you would have used this command before:
ruby script/console
It is very nice and gives you the ability to load your environment and try it as you wish, but what if you changed anything in the application models? You will find that the console isn’t aware of these changes at all!
If you are one of those Rails applications developers, then you would have used this command before:
ruby script/console
It is very nice and gives you the ability to load your environment and try it as you wish, but what if you changed anything in the application models? You will find that the console isn’t aware of these changes at all!
Two days ago, I have started working on a new web application that manages a power quality monitoring and analysis system. The system consists of multiple sensors that are spread through multiple locations and periodically send readings to the server which pass the data to an Octave script to process and analyze.
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