Tbl uses a script for starting new rails projects.
After you run ‘rails new example -d=postgresql’, create a new file in the script folder of the new project. (don’t worry about an extension for the file)
Add the contents to the new file
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| set -e | |
| gem install bundler | |
| bundle install –binstubs bin | |
| createuser -s -e replacemewithusername | |
| rake db:create | |
| rake db:migrate | |
| rake db:seed |
Be sure to replace ‘replacemewithusername’ with the actually username. This is the same username in your config/database.yml file
After the file is created changed the permissions on the file, to make it executable. This is done by running:
$ chmod +x script/filename
Then run
$ ./script/filename
Hadiyah Mujhid 
Hadiyah,
I’ve been meaning to ask you if you might post an article about the things you don’t like about Rails. At Blosme, we work with a number of technologies, but we love Rails but it frustrates us quite a bit. We just never really see anything from others who are frustrated with things that either happen or don’t happen with Rails.