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The non-programmers aren't going to want to ditty around with copying files from a CD, they will just want to run setup.exe. If someone is going to setup and r
by aleyan 14y ago
The non-programmers aren't going to want to ditty around with copying files from a CD, they will just want to run setup.exe.
If someone is going to setup and run a forum figuring out how to deploy a RoR should be a minimum barrier to entry worth an hour of research.
- dntrkv 14y agoI setup about 50 forums on my hosted plan before I became a programmer and many of them went on to be quite active and useful. All I knew at the time was very basic HTML and CSS. Once I actually started programming, RoR was a pain in the ass to setup the first time, it definitely took much longer than an hour (I even gave up on my first try). So no, this barrier of entry isn't needed.