I want to try this annotate on rails which put lists of datafield to your build model, I'm trying this with windows 7, and produced a lot of bugs, number 1 error - the "annotate" gem, without version number I installed didn't work well, I learned that installing gem annotate need to have version number for the Ruby/Rails version I have, annotate 2.4.1.beta worked fine. Next after I run bundle install for the new gem needed and run annotate on command console, it popout an error

'const_missing': uninitialized constant Rake::DSL (NameError)

After searching the net for solutions I found out that the new command for this annotate version with my current version of gems and ruby is just to run "bundle install annotate", and I checked the model and annotation worked.

Version I'm Running
-Ruby 1.9.2
-Gem Annotate 2.4.1.beta
-Rail 3.1.0
-Rake 0.9.2.2

Final Gemfile Setup for Development

Cake 2.0 was recently release, but I don't want to migrate yet some applications I already build with this version (afraid there are so many changes) most of my work are under 1.3, so I just decided to study it first. To have 2 cake console what I did is just to add another path in environment variables, Cake 2.0 console path is at cakephp/app/console and just rename cake.bat to cake2.bat, now I can use 2 cake versions within my current PC system. 

Using Maps on Android is quite hard to implement compare to Apple's iPhone and xcode development, it's really weird that Google have to make these troubles for their Android developers. You have to generate API key before you can use the map or else you are just gonna see tiles.

Map With iPhone Xcode(Objective-C) is simple to implement.


Map With Android Eclipse(Java) Not following instructions from Google Site will just show tiles.


Before you can generate API key for your android applications with map in it. You have to go http://code.google.com/android/maps-api-signup.html and follow the steps, on windows I found out that the keytool is not recognized. keytool is one of Java tools,



so the simple fix was just I browse down to my Java bin folder L:\Program Files\Java\jre1.6.0_07\bin and check if I have it there, then add it on the Environment Variables PATH, to make it easy for you to call this executable file while you are in the current folder of debug.keystore.



So After Obtaining API Key I finally can see the Map on Emulator powered by Google Apis.

I'm trying something new right now, web apps on smartphones, while trying to shell a simple html I did, (just displaying a JS alert box) I got this error that phoneGap can't transfer something.



The simple fixed was just rename the folder that has space on it going to your xcode project.

if somehow you encounter this kind of error(mostly this will be encounter by first timers using ZendFramework)

Warning: require_once(Zend/Application.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory...
Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required 'Zend/Application.php'....

you can either include the path library(where you installed Zend Framework your client path) in your php.ini, or manually copy the zend library under your application library folder.

for php.ini settings

where /usr/local/ZendFrameworkCli is the path I installed my ZendFramework .../library is where the zend libraries are located.