What would be cool is to have a webpage where the first thing the user sees is fullscreen ( example a picture ) but still be able to scroll down to see more content.
here is a bit of a modification from a stackoverflow solution
(stackoverflow solution http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8264499/css-min-height-100-with-multiple-divs?rq=1)
I just converted it to not have a header or a footer. and added content beyond the first screen.
http://jsfiddle.net/rUj8b/2/
A simple but cool effect with minimal HTML and CSS and no javascript.
This works in most modern browsers ( IE not included )
hover over the iphone to see it "phase out"
Feel free to use the code on the fiddle.
http://jsfiddle.net/5sRTX/2/
Heroku promises minimal config for rails devs, but out of the box, it has taken a bit of research to get it working right with Win8
especially since rails seems to have mysql as the default... weird choice imho.
Beyond following heroku instructions there are a couple other steps.
Firstly, I can recommend getting aptana set up, it has a default rails project that has most things setup.
next in postgres you have to set a role for your project to use. my role is called example and i setup it with just about all privileges on to get things going.
In Aptana, create a new Rails project.
from the console terminal that aptana creates install a couple gems
gem install pg
gem install activerecord-postgresql-adapter
in Aptana in your project make the following changes to config/database.yml
Remove the setting for the sqlite3 and replace the settings for your postgres db.
( example needs to be replaced with your settings. )
adapter: postgresql
database: example_db
username:example
password:example
host:localhost
encoding:UTF8
then in the Gemfile in your project remove
gem 'sqlite3'
and replace with
gem 'pg'
lastly in the command line console of Apatana, type
rake db:create
hopefully thats it
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