Good or bad practice to send a user password in an email?
Toms.com just sent my original password in an email after signing up. This just seems a bit old-fashioned. Does this probably mean that their password security is sub-standard?
Yes wikipedia is becoming more than just an online encyclopedia, because it NEEDS to.
Toms.com just sent my original password in an email after signing up. This just seems a bit old-fashioned. Does this probably mean that their password security is sub-standard?
so your twitter handle is twitter.com/mrchess but if twitter was cool like tent then you could CUSTOMIZE it to your own domain like mrchess.com/tom
Tent lets you do stuff like that because all they're doing is creating a solid platform. They're creating the pieces that connect and communicate.
Don't want Ads on your social network? create your own tent server by installing some software and follow people that you want to. their updates will be sent to your tent if you follow them.
I recommend doing these ruby tutorials and then the rails tutorials on this website: http://tutorials.jumpstartlab.com/
The projects are much shorter, and you very quickly realize the power of programming with ruby and rails.
Now i'm jumping back into the hartl book and everything has been making sense.
the jumpstart tutorials are very small, and once you create a rails app enough times you realize how much work its actually doing for you.
beyond that, I think you shouldn't worry about this much because your products will sell themselves if the website is appealing and easy to browse.