Sounds like Rails would be good for getting you started on some of  
this stuff.  With rails you can avoid SQL and Javascript directly,  
since you can use the scriptaculous AJAX library in ruby (with rails).

But as has been noted several times, you probably won't be good at  
this stuff in 2-3 months.  You probably won't even be good at even  
*one* of these things in 2-3 months.  Experience is the best  
trainer.  So just start building something in rails after you have  
gone through a short tutorial.

Scott



On Apr 6, 2007, at 11:28 AM, wannaberor wrote:

> Guys,
>
> What is http://start.clickuni.com developed in?
>
> Also, what path do you suggest for me to start learning AJAX and Ruby?
>
> Do you suggest I independently learn JavaScript, XML and CSS and hit
> AJAX and then Ruby?  I'm already familiar with some ruby.
>
> Any sources, info, tips.. asbolutely anything at all would be very
> welcome.
>
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