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@@ -18,7 +18,6 @@ DataMapper 0.9 is ready for the world.  It brings with it a massive overhaul of
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 To install it:
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 <% coderay(:lang => "bash") do -%>
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-gem sources -a http://gems.datamapper.org
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 sudo gem install addressable english rspec
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 sudo gem install data_objects do_mysql do_postgres do_sqlite3
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 sudo gem install dm-core dm-more

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@@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ blockquote {
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   clear:both;
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 #home dd {
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 }
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 /* NEWS AND HOME LISTINGS */
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@@ -280,7 +280,7 @@ dl {
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 dt,
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 dd {
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   border-top:1px dotted #ffffff;
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 }
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 dt {
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@@ -15,10 +15,9 @@ So lets imagine we're setting up some models for a blogging app. We'll keep it n
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 h2. Install DataMapper
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-If you have RubyGems installed, pop open your console and install a few things. (Substitute @do_mysql@ with @do_postgres@ if your into Postgres)
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+If you have RubyGems installed, pop open your console and install a few things. (Substitute @do_mysql@ with @do_postgres@ if you're into Postgres)
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 <% coderay(:lang => "bash", :line_numbers => "inline") do -%>
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-gem sources -a http://gems.datamapper.org
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 gem install data_objects do_sqlite3 do_mysql dm-core
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 <% end %>
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@@ -23,8 +23,7 @@ p(latestRelease). <%= update.title %> <br> <%= update.summary %> <a href="<%= up
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 h2. Help!
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-If you're having trouble, don't forget to check the documentation, which has both references and step by step tutorials.
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+If you're having trouble, don't forget to check the documentation, which has both references and step by step tutorials.<br/>
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 "Read documentation":/docs
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