Ma.gnolia: Ivan Storck's Bookmarks Tagged With "rails"

BenCurtis.com » RESTful searching in Rails

2008-07-01T08:09:22-07:00

A really simple implementation of the most basic type of searching you can do in a Rails application. It just so happens that this method will also handle the bulk of your searching needs

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Tags: rails, rubyonrails, searching, rest

Robby on Rails : The legacy of databases with Rails

2008-06-22T21:55:29-07:00

How to make a legacy database schema play nicer with rails

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Tags: rails, legacy, schema

Ethilien :: Better Redirects in Rails

2008-06-16T12:24:50-07:00

some tricks he's developed for handling a few special types of redirects a bit more gracefully in Ruby on Rails.

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Tags: rubyonrails, rails, ruby on rails

How to Create an Image Selection Plugin for tinyMCE with Ruby on Rails « Hack’d - Great Stuff for Web Hackers

2008-06-05T18:01:39-07:00

How to make an image selector for TinyMCE in Rails

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Tags: rubyonrails, rails, tinymce, imageuploads

Rapid Rails Part 1: Command-line mastery

2008-03-31T07:07:56-07:00

Rapid Rails is a series of articles containing succinct tips to increase your productivity when working with Ruby on Rails. This is the first part, and shows you how to make the most of the command-line tools that come with Rails.

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Tags: rails, rubyonrails, ruby on rails, command line

Growlnotify Leopard incompatibility workaround : hasseg.org

2008-03-14T07:31:51-07:00

I Have a bunch of custom shell scripts that I use for various things, and most of them use the growlnotify utility that is distributed with Growl to display messages to the user. Unfortunately, as of this writing, growlnotify has some issues with Leopard and thus messages sent through it will be displayed only intermittently

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Tags: growl, leopard, autotest, rails

less everything Use attr_protected or we will hack you

2008-03-13T17:24:13-07:00

how to improve user security in rails apps

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Tags: rails, security

acts_as_paranoid and acts_as_versioned at Off you go… into the purple yonder!

2008-03-09T09:28:15-07:00

So you’re writing a web-based application and you want journalling: when database records change, you want to keep track of the changes so that you have an audit trail. There are many ways to do this.

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Tags: rails, rubyonrails, ruby on rails, acts_as_versioned, acts_as_paranoid, journaling

Ruby on Rails: RSpec Tutorial

2008-03-08T13:02:16-08:00

tutorials on the RSpec framework with the intention of build a comprehensive guide to Behaviour Driven Development with RSpec. As of this posting, the existing tutorials need a bit of reorganizing, but there's plenty of helpful stuff on there for now.

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Tags: ruby on rails, rubyonrails, rails, rspec, tutorial

Testing your Rails views with Hpricot — Luke Redpath

2008-02-29T00:17:57-08:00

Rails comes with the built-in assert_tag method but I've always found it clunky and a pain in the arse to use. By combining the Hpricot library and a few useful helper functions, you can now test the output of your Rails views in Test::Unit::TestCase easily using Hpricot's support for CSS selector searches.

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Tags: rails, ruby on rails, rubyonrails, testing, hpricot, programming

Null is Love » Ruby on Rails

2008-02-28T04:50:49-08:00

Great series on learning testing and TDD on ruby on rails

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Tags: ruby on rails, rubyonrails, rails, testing, TDD

OpenID-2.0.2 with Rails-2.0.2

2008-02-28T04:37:32-08:00

How to use OpenID with Rails 2.0.2

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Tags: openid, rails, rubyonrails, ruby on rails, rails2.0

AJAX with acts_as_commentable

2008-02-20T15:11:12-08:00

How to combine the acts_as_commentable plugin with AJAX commenting

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Tags: rails, rubyonrails, ruby on rails

Andrzej on Software: A Guide to Deploying Rails Applications

2008-01-07T10:48:10-08:00

I decided to start with a documentation of my deployment/development process. Then, I automated and simplified all I could and had time to. The result is a semi-automatic process which helps me with creating applications. This process is specialised for my needs and it uses the tools that I found useful. It doesn't have to be good for your needs. All the setup was focused on agility. I love to check-in frequently and be able to see the changes immediately on the production server. That's why I use tools like Capistrano or Vlad.

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Tags: rails, deployment

thoughtbot: Projects - Squirrel

2008-01-07T03:51:20-08:00

Squirrel is an enhancement for ActiveRecord’s find method that allows programmers to query the database using a more Rubyish syntax.

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Tags: rubyonrails, rails, plugins

10 Ruby On Rails Plugins You Should Be Using

2007-12-19T01:21:42-08:00

One of Ruby on Rails strengths is how easy it is to extend with Ruby Gems and plugins, becuase you don’t have to code everything yourself you can save a lot of time. One problem facing Rails codes is knowing what plugins are out there and how to use them. The following is a list of 10 plugins that should make your coding life much easier and save you a fair bit of time.

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Tags: rubyonrails, rails, plugins

This One Blog: Starting ruby's gem_server in OS X Leopard

2007-12-09T17:56:28-08:00

how to make gem_server run, and make it run when you log in

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Tags: rubyonrails, rails, gem_server, documentation

Ruby on Rails File Upload plug-ins « So far, it’s RoR

2007-10-08T22:25:02-07:00

a good overview of file upload plugins in rails with links to more reviews

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Tags: ruby on rails, rails, uploads

Fix slow SSH connections (delays) on Mac OS X

2007-10-05T00:27:02-07:00

SSH connections on Mac OS X are sometimes very slow (long delays) although it's instantaneous on Linux. Modifying an option in the configuration files fixes this injustice.

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Tags: rails, ruby on rails

A taxonomy of Rails plugins

2007-08-17T15:03:40-07:00

A common stumbling block for Rails developers is learning the basics required to write plugins. This is made more complicated by the fact that Ruby is inherently dynamic and offers many techniques for code reuse. Luckily, if you can write Rails applicatio

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Tags: rails, plugins, rubyonrails

a work on process » OpenID for a Ruby on Rails app

2007-08-17T09:09:56-07:00

James Stewart is a freelance web developer, writer and researcher. Available for projects of any size and with a wide range of skills to help make your project a success.

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Tags: rubyonrails, rails, openid

MySQL and Ruby on Rails datatypes | Orthogonal Thought

2007-08-13T05:28:05-07:00

One of the best features of Ruby on Rails is the ability to interact with database tables as objects using ActiveRecord. Sometimes documentation can be a bit spotty, but after searching for a little bit it’s not hard to find the mapping from Rails Migrati

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Tags: mysql, rails, rubyonrails, datatypes

Juixe TechKnow » Acts As Voteable Rails Plugin

2007-08-08T10:50:48-07:00

Right on the heels of my release of acts_as_commentable, I am now making available a acts_as_voteable Ruby on Rails plugin. The Acts As Voteable plugin allows for model to be voted on by users.

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Tags: rubyonrails, rails

mirRoR Placement

2007-08-01T16:09:35-07:00

ruby on rails jobs

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Tags: rubyonrails, jobs, rails

Myers Development Studio - A Routes.rb Primer

2007-08-01T15:35:17-07:00

After you get past the learning curve, using custom routes in Rails gives you a vast amount of control over how your application displays and handles URLs. I like to use them for aesthetic reasons, and it helps satiate my obsession with pretty URLs.

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Tags: rails, rubyonrails, routes

Better looking URLs with to_param - SEO on Rails

2007-07-27T16:16:26-07:00

Nice URLs aren’t just for search engines, but for us mortals too. By default rails URLs look like /controller/action/1. Rails has built in support for URLs that look like /controller/action/1-my-article. This is achieved by implementing to_param in your m

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Tags: seo, rails, rubyonrails, urls

How to use GMail's SMTP Server with Rails

2007-07-25T16:32:03-07:00

ails' ActionMailer library can send e-mail for you, and while it can be set up to use almost any SMTP server, special requirements by Google's GMail SMTP server have presented Rails users from taking advantage of it

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Tags: rails, rubyonrails, gmail

BenCurtis.com » User roles in Rails applications

2007-07-02T13:51:32-07:00

There are some plugins out there that are more or less plug and play for implementing RBAC, but here’s a quick and simple example you can use in your project to easily add user roles.

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Tags: rails, rubyonrails, roles, tutorials

OpenID for Rails | Leancode

2007-07-02T13:50:27-07:00

How does the OpenID protocol work? This screencast (7 mins) gives you a high level view.

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Tags: openid, rails, rubyonrails, screencasts

Informl in Informl

2007-06-14T14:13:50-07:00

nforml is an open-source wiki with some unique capabilities. In addition to traditional wiki features, you can create forms and work with data from the responses without doing any programming or writing any HTML or CSS. This means you can create (and deploy) simple, database-backed web applications in minutes. Informl is built using Ruby on Rails, with an eye toward broader integration into Rails projects.

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Tags: rubyonrails, rails, wiki, informl