Productivity boost for Rails developers - or - How I work

Here is the shell script I use to start my Rails development environment (requires iTerm and TextMate).
Just replace FULL_PATH_TO_PROJECT_ON_DISK with the path to your project and give it a name: PROJECT_NAME.

It will open iTerm with 4 shell, and it will run:
* Textmate in the root of the project, so that all project files are listed in textmate
* the rails server will be started
* the console will be launched
* the database console will be launched

#!/bin/sh
PROJECT_DIR=FULL_PATH_TO_PROJECT_ON_DISK
PROJECT_NAME=PROJECT_NAME
    
osascript <<-eof
  tell application "iTerm"
    make new terminal
    tell the last terminal
      activate current session

      launch session "Default Session"
      tell the last session
          set name to "$PROJECT_NAME-project-root"
          write text "cd \"$PROJECT_DIR\""
          write text "mate ."
          write text "clear; ls -lah"
      end tell

      launch session "Default Session"
      tell the last session
          set name to "$PROJECT_NAME-server"
          write text "cd \"$PROJECT_DIR\""
          write text "clear"
          write text "./script/server"
      end tell

      launch session "Default Session"
      tell the last session
          set name to "$PROJECT_NAME-console"
          write text "cd \"$PROJECT_DIR\""
          write text "clear"
          write text "./script/console"
      end tell

      launch session "Default Session"
      tell the last session
        set name to "$PROJECT_NAME-database"
        write text "cd \"$PROJECT_DIR\""
        write text "clear"
        write text "./script/dbconsole"
      end tell

    end tell
  end tell

  tell application "TextMate"
    activate
  end tell
eof