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5 minute project in Rails | All About Ruby

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5 minute project in Rails. August 8, 2009 at 8:43 pm. Ok, you’ve installed the Ruby on Rails and you want to run a quick tutorial to see what can be done. Let’s do a simplified Journal application that allows to create users and posts. 1 Create a new rails project by running a rails name of the project command, like this:. You will see a bunch of “Created xxx” messages, that will create or copy over a bunch of directories and files. Ruby script/generate scaffold user name:string bio:text email:string.

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Without this blog, you would die! A recent history of the WWE, by OmegaBR (age 25). September 11, 2011. A recent history of the WWE, by OmegaBR (age 25). A Somewhat Detailed Account of the Major Goings On Within WWE From Late Spring 2010 to Present. At Survivor Series (where the Nexus strangely did not compete in a traditional tag match,) Barrett received another shot at Orton, with Cena serving as referee. Cena was caught between the promise of being released from the Nexus if Barrett won, and the t...

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Rails caching – resources | All About Ruby

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Rails caching – resources. October 31, 2009 at 2:02 pm. When you create anything serious on Ruby on Rails, you will most definitely need to start thinking about caching. As Ruby is a high-level language, a lot of crunching goes on to make the magic work. So in order for all this magic to work you should ensure that the heavy-lifting is done only once and after that you just use the results. Good news is that caching in RoR is very powerful standard feature. When should you start thinking about caching?

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Upgrading the script/console in Windows VISTA environment | All About Ruby

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Upgrading the script/console in Windows VISTA environment. December 10, 2009 at 1:03 am. If you haven’t been actively using script/console – you should start it now. It allows you to test things out in the environment of your project with a direct feedback. So, if you want to check those quirky database queries or how a new plugin works, run the script/console and start coding. While there, create a shortcut file called rc.bat in the ruby/bin directory, and insert there:. 2 Install HIRB and Wirble. 3 Now...

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Commenting out chunks of view | All About Ruby

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Commenting out chunks of view. December 14, 2009 at 3:33 pm. It’s not as easy to comment out big chunks of Rails erb (view) code. Here’s the one that seems to work fine for people:. Comment start - . % . some code . % some html % . more code . %! Comment end - % end %. If you simply try using HTML comments, the code will still execute. Finally, if you want to simply comment out a single ERB statement, put # just after %, like this:. Some ror code here % %#= or some talking ror code here %. 3 - Programmin...

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October | 2009 | All About Ruby

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Archive for October, 2009. Rails caching – resources. When you create anything serious on Ruby on Rails, you will most definitely need to start thinking about caching. As Ruby is a high-level language, a lot of crunching goes on to make the magic work. So in order for all this magic to work you should ensure that the heavy-lifting is done only once and after that you just use the results. Good news is that caching in RoR is very powerful standard feature. When should you start thinking about caching?

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August | 2006 | All About Ruby

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Archive for August, 2006. Building a user authorization system in PHP – Part II. In the last walkthrough you should have created a script that allows user to enter information in the HTML form and then stores this information in the database. The most obvious security hole is that we store password in the database in plain text. If somebody will be able to get the contents of your database, all user passwords will be in plain view to see. There are 2 basic algorythms: SHA1. August 26, 2006 at 8:18 pm.

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July | 2009 | All About Ruby

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Archive for July, 2009. Polymorphic associations and acts as xxx. There are many plugins that allow you to use Rails’ powerful polymorphic relationship. Basically, polymorphic relationship allows you to create for example a Comments module and link to it from any of your classes by using “acts as commentable” declaration. How Comment class will not which object it gets linked to? It simply stores 2 fields in the database – xxx id and xxx type. It’s actually quite simple. If @comment. Most of the stuff yo...

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Rails 3 screencasts | All About Ruby

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June 27, 2010 at 11:12 pm. Great screencasts of upcoming Rails 3 release, that show you the main differences from Rails 2. Watch them here. Entry filed under: Uncategorized. Two monitors on Windows. 3 Comments Add your own. Ruby On Rails: Links, News and Resources (1) « Angel “Java” Lopez on Blog. November 9, 2011 at 2:20 pm. 8230;] Rails 3 Screencasts https:/ allaboutruby.wordpress.com/2010/06/27/rails-3-screencasts/. Máy đo đường huyết giá rẻ. June 12, 2014 at 10:06 am. April 8, 2016 at 12:44 pm. 3 - P...