| I'm trying to set up my local Dev Environment to match my team's. I can't upgrade Ruby/Rails/Mysql2 (for the time being). | |
| I know my local mysql config is good (enough?) because I can create a new Rails project and run it just fine. I'm getting the same error if I run `rake db:create` or `rails s` or even start IRB and run `require 'mysql2'`. | |
| I've googled the hell out of this. I was initially using MariaDB as my Mysql implementation locally. So I thought that might be screwing with the mysql2 gem. So I ripped out MariaDB and finally got Mysql 5.6 working (another team version we're locked into at the moment). After successfully upgrading to Mysql 5.6, I'm confident that's 100% not the issue. | |
| I would expect if I had the wrong password for it to complain about the config somehow. But it's always the same. | |
| `uninitialized constant Mysql2::Client::SECURE_CONNECTION` |
| TOPICS (IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER OR CERTAINTY): | |
| Chrome Extensions | |
| Podcasts | |
| Online Tools | |
| Best Practices | |
| Debugging techniques | |
| Career Paths |
| Index card financial rules: | |
| 1) Strive to save 10-20% of your income | |
| 2) Pay your credit card bill in full at the end of every month | |
| 3) Max out 401k and/or other tax advantaged investments | |
| 4) Never buy or sell individual stocks/bonds/securities | |
| 5) Buy cheap index/mutual/ETF funds | |
| 6) Make any financial advisor commit in writing to the fiduciary standard | |
| 7) Buy a home when you're financially ready | |
| 8) Insurance. Make sure you're protected | |
| 9) Do what you can towards the social safety nets |
How often do you notice it disconnecting? Once a day? Once a week? 3 times an hour?
Packet loss summary
Mac/Linux: Open up terminal and run ping google.com -c 25 and get the response
Windows: Go to the start menu and search for CMD to open up the command prompt. Have them run ping google.com -n 25 and get the response.
We only need that last part:
25 packets transmitted, 25 packets received, 0.0% packet loss
| Installing “learn-ide-tree@1.0.17” failed.Hide output… | |
| INFO: Could not find files for the given pattern(s). | |
| The system cannot find the file specified. | |
| > runas@3.1.1 install C:\Users\SWAKE\AppData\Local\Temp\apm-install-dir-116117-4136-wo3ojp\node_modules\learn-ide-tree\node_modules\runas | |
| > node-gyp rebuild | |
| [Enter steps to reproduce below:] | |
| 1. ... | |
| 2. ... | |
| **Atom Version**: 2.2.0 | |
| **Electron Version**: 1.3.6 | |
| **System**: Microsoft Windows 7 Professional | |
| **Thrown From**: [learn-ide](https://github.com/learn-co/learn-ide) package, v2.2.0 |
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| Overview. | |
| [The way the IDE works]("How the IDE works" article), when a student saves changes to a file in the IDE, those changes are uploaded to the Learn IDE Server. This process is known as "Syncing". This can happen for a number of reasons, and can also manifest itself as many different symptoms. The fixes for these different symptoms vary a little bit, but are essentially the same thing: repairing the synchronization between the IDE and the IDE Server. | |
| Lab Folder With Wrong Contents | |
| Sometimes when a lab repo is cloned to the IDE Server (and the to your computer), the contents of the folder on your computer will not match the contents of that same folder on the IDE Server as it should. This can look like an empty folder in the file tree. This can look like having only a few files instead of all the files. In this case, you should be able to right-cick on the lab's folder and choose `ReSync with Learn IDE Server` (screenshot?). | |
| Lab Folder Completely Missing | |
| Sometimes when the cloning or a repo to the |
| # require 'pry' | |
| # puddle = [5, [3, [2]]] | |
| # deep = [5, [4, 3, [2, 2, 2, [1, [1], 0, 0]],4, 2, [1], [4]], [0]] | |
| def make_flat(ary) | |
| out = [] | |
| ary.each do |el| | |
| if el.kind_of?(Array) | |
| out.concat(make_flat(el)) | |
| else |
| in the beginning! |