It has been a while since I posted something new. But I have a few articles in mind that I will post soon. The first one is something that I discovered a few days ago. The fantastic toolkit Google Gears that enables webapplications to work offline has met RoR. 2 students, Michael Marcus and Rui … Continue reading Google Gears meets Ruby on Rails
Tag: ruby
For some of you that don’t know this yet (don’t be ashamed of yourself, I only heard about it a a few months back), Rails 2 recommends a new file extension for your template file. At this point, everyone was using template extensions like: .rhtml .rxml .rjs To unify the template files, the Rails developers … Continue reading Rails new template file extensions
There is one plugin that I use in all my projects, and that is the Foreign Key Migrations plugin from RedHill. Defining foreign keys can’t become easier then this. Since as far as I know, Rails migrations don’t set foreign keys in your database, so this is the best solution. It uses SQL-92 syntax and as … Continue reading Rails and foreign keys
Since I started my new job, I had to learn Ruby On Rails in a real quick pace. My employer wanted to step up to the next level with the web applications the company developed. For that, they chose for Ruby On Rails, so off course, like I was the new kid in the house, … Continue reading Long live Active Scaffold