Agis A. wrote in post #1159152:
Of course I can. I wanted to know if this seems useful to other people
using Rails so I can start to work on this feature.
This doesn't feel to me like the sort of feature that warrants inclusion
in ActiveSupport. There are a multitude of possible functions
http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActionDispatch/Request.html#method-i-original_url
# get /articles?page=2
request.original_url # = http://www.example.com/articles?page=2;
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Antonio Moreno wrote in post #1155440:
Now, I want to order the associated records:
has_many :children, dependent: :destroy, - { order 'id asc' } do
but this raises an error:
SyntaxError in ParentsController#index
has_many :children, dependent: :destroy, - { order 'id asc' } do
This line
'John Merlino' via Ruby on Rails: Talk wrote in post #1155178:
I thought the ? matches zero or one occurrence of a pattern. However in
this example:
def show_regexp(string, pattern)
match = pattern.match(string)
if match
#{match.pre_match}-#{match[0]}-#{match.post_match}
else
Roelof Wobben wrote in post #1154953:
For my project I need a button which produces this in html ;
button class=btn btn-blue type=submitSubmit/button
I tried already button tag and content_tag but also that did not
produce the output as I expected.
The button_tag signature:
unknown wrote in post #1154022:
Hi all,
Sorry if this has already been discussed, but I haven't found any post
matching what I'm looking for. (If there is, please point me to it!)
I'd like to include a javascript in the header section, but just for one
view. I went through the guides and
Alex Korolev wrote in post #1154236:
Hello.
May you share your approach to increase efficiency.
I can do a application on Ror but often I must remind information in
help.
So my speed is very low.
Do you have some tricks or I must write more code (more projects) and
remember all?
Many
Bharath Neo wrote in post #1154181:
Hi,
I have been asking this question in multiple forums like stackexchange
but have not received a solution or proper help. Any help here is
appreciated.
I have a rails app with a session store database (mysql). When I want to
clear a session, I reset the
Martin Ennemoser wrote in post #1154169:
I have a ruby script which instruments Net::HTTP requests in Rails
applications. This works as follows: When Ruby loads the Net::HTTP
class, I
alias the request method. At every http request, my instrumented method
gets executed. So that this works, I
Walter Davis wrote in post #1153927:
On Jul 31, 2014, at 8:47 AM, Colin Law wrote:
Also, if you expect a JavaScript to execute in a mail client (Outlook,
Gmail, Mail.app) you will be waiting a very long time. That door is
bolted securely shut for very good reason.
If I'm not mistaken this is
Master Thesis Sqore wrote in post #1153331:
Hi guys,
I guess most of you usually click ignore when you see an email asking
for a
survey.
I couldn't find the ignore button so I guess I'll drop by two cents
opinion...
Yes, we are doing a survey as well, but very differently :) We are
Logesh m wrote in post #1152814:
I have a requirement where I would need to create a geo fence and for
that
I have used the google map and the drawing tools and I could create a
polygon using the drawing tool but I am not sure on how to save the data
in
postgis and I saw about rgeo but I was
Jan Yo wrote in post #1152468:
Is there a more compact way to do a nested each ?
value.each do |x|
x.data.each do |y|
puts 'x: ' + x + ' y: ' + y
end
end
That is can this be reduced to one or two lines?
value.each { |x| x.data.each { |y| puts 'x: ' + x + ' y: ' + y } }
There,
Praveen BK wrote in post #1151760:
Hello,
Can anybody please define cookies and sessions and their
differences in detail with reference to rails.
What may be confusing you, that I've not seen mentioned yet, is that
session identifiers are stored in cookies. Let me explain by looking at
Tudor Cojocaru wrote in post #1151044:
I was wondering which is the best database in terms of scalability and
also which core nosql system is the best (Document Store - Graph
Database)
This is like asking which car is the best. You ask 5 people and you'll
get a least 4 different answers along
Ronald Fischer wrote in post #1150799:
My Rails application also contains classes which are independent from
the Rails framework, in that they could be reused unchanged if I would,
for example, created a non-web-based, command-line version of my app.
Such a class could be one which implements
Josu Lazkano wrote in post #1150848:
Thanks!
I execute as daemon (rails server -d), and it works well.
I read about Passenger, it looks really interesting.
I actually use Passenger standalone for development and Passenger on the
server for deployment. Works great for me.
I don't, however,
Pierre-Andre M. wrote in post #1147586:
I have a variable created by some ruby in my controller that looks like
this:
@begpoint = row[begpoint]
and I want to pass it into some js that is referenced from within my
view:
There are several way of doing this, but the simplest is to use HTML5
Ankur Kumar wrote in post #1146768:
I am looking for details about any simple ticketing gem which can do
following:
-Track received and sent notifications between two entities
-Assign status - (open/closed/resolved) etc to these notifications
-Update existing ticket status with follow up
Gerald Vim wrote in post #1146378:
Using Rails 4.1.1 this command:
rails g scaffold Main home contact events about
generates:
app/controllers/mains_controller.rb
Why has 's' been appended? This didn't happen with 4.1.0.
Did you mean rails g controller main home contact event about?
Joener Preagola wrote in post #1145843:
Im not familiar on dependency injection
Remove Car's explicit reference to Engine by using dependency injection.
The first question to ask yourself is, Why is it important to use
dependency injection in this specific scenario?
After all this is Ruby,
prabhu wrote in post #1145452:
I have a string object which is basically in a json format and while
trying to print it shows in console as
item =
{
id: 4c9f83e4-f479-48d0-9f92-3fff70a8f6ba,
item:
Colin Mr. wrote in post #1144182:
So like many other beginners in Rails I'm following along to Michael
Hartl's tutorial. I'm nearing the end, and I'm thinking I would like to
implement the ability for users (in the social network) to upload pics
along with their comments and maybe even add a
Walter Davis wrote in post #1143688:
Is it possible to configure Rails through a .railsrc directive to not
use SCSS, but still use the asset pipeline and Sprockets? I know that I
can rename the files manually, and it does work (the files are
concatenated and minified without issue), but I'd
Walter Davis wrote in post #1143883:
...if I just bump Rails from 4.0.4 to 4.1? How dramatic a jump is this
update?
My guess is probably not much if you follow this guide:
http://guides.rubyonrails.org/upgrading_ruby_on_rails.html#upgrading-from-rails-4-0-to-rails-4-1
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Juan Gutiérrez Ortega wrote in post #1143438:
For this slide and article:
https://engineering.groupon.com/2013/misc/i-tier-dismantling-the-monoliths/
In general the single app architecture is the problem, not the
language/runtime/web framework. I’m sure there are ways that we could
have
Alfredo Barrero wrote in post #1143117:
Good morning everyone,
I have a question, if anyone can answer it would be great. I'm trying to
send the user.id from the users/show.html.erb to
photos_controller.rb,
but I'm not sure how to do it. I can send the user information to the
Model
but I'm
Colin Law wrote in post #1143272:
On 16 April 2014 13:34, prabhu pradeep.achut...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to create a Rest web service in my rails application. I need to
configure urls for it as below.
localhost:3000/book/book_id/new/param1/param2/param3/param4/...
That
Martin wrote in post #1143301:
Hi there,
I have some major structure change issues with an ruby on rails
application, and I'd like to ask you about how i can handle that. I
will
make some dummy problems for you to show what i want to reach:
1. Having a Client model with first_name and
The documentation contains your answer:
http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActionView/Helpers/FormHelper.html#method-i-text_area
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Robert Walker wrote in post #1142180:
The documentation contains your answer:
http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActionView/Helpers/FormHelper.html#method-i-text_area
In case you didn't get that here's an example:
%= f.text_area :description, { id: my_description } %
= textarea id
Elton Yau wrote in post #1142007:
Hi Guys,
So my friend drew an image of a form and passed it to me as a PNG file.
I
have placed those images on my site (as shown in attached image). How
do i
add functionalities to these images (more specifically, i want to make
buttons and also create
Jaya Ruhil wrote in post #1141029:
hi every one ,
i am beginner to ruby, i don't know a little bit of ruby, but i have to
learn it bcz i m going to work as a system admin , and for client server
automation using puppet i required concept of ruby, can any body help in
in directing me , towards
Matthew Riley wrote in post #1141041:
I understand the code is not specific to Rails, however I am
specifically
interested in Rails developer’s perspective. Thanks!
Perspective on what? As you demonstrate, Dependency Injection (DI) is a
really simple concept, with a really simple
unknown wrote in post #1137005:
Yes I know I can set :dependant = :delete_all
but what's resoning behind this default behaviour? Is it just a legacy
stuff?
anyone knows why the default behaviour here is to nullify keys?
Actually, the Rails documentation explains this rather clearly, so the
Arup Rakshit wrote in post #1137044:
Hi,
I found one answer from - http://stackoverflow.com/a/20198450/2767755
@users = User.where(name: [@request.requester,
@request.regional_sales_mgr]).all
Here @users will be having all those users, whose names are either
`@request.requester` or
Robert Walker wrote in post #1137051:
@users.where({ name: @request.requester, name:
@request.regional_sales_mgr }).all
Just note that this would never return any results since name can only
have one value at a time.
Except in the case where @request.requester ==
@request.regional_sales_mgr
haytham agbariah wrote in post #1137023:
Hello , I tried to learn C language , I failed twice in the C
course(because of Binary trees) ..
I believe that ruby on rails is the future , Should I give up on
programming ? or there is no connection between Failing in C and
Succession
in ruby on
John Weiss wrote in post #1136424:
http://s19.postimg.org/ss009x84z/term.png
Did you also install ruby-build? rbenv does not come with the rbenv
install command by default. rbenv itself is just a Ruby environment
manager, and not an Ruby compile and install manage. That's what the
ruby-build
Russ Dast wrote in post #1135683:
Thanks Walter and Jim for your feedback. The Railsconf talk was indeed
informative, although we are still leaning against an upgrade path and
are
more likely to choose a rewrite-based approach. Jim, I hadn't thought
about
the flash, so thanks for pointing
Oleksii Zaitsev wrote in post #1134538:
I am going to create Ruby on Rails application that works like minimal
web
based IDE.
I want to implement several components:
1. Web terminal to interact with local unix machine.
2. Tree view file navigation.
3. Text editor with syntax
Eastside Developer wrote in post #1132713:
Has anyone been able to do this successfully? and what's the best
equivalent to RVM in the Windows world?
Why would you want to? Throw a Linux VM on there and go to town with
Rails.
P.S. I know there are some extreme circumstances where this is
James Turley wrote in post #1132300:
2) Use JQuery or a similar library (JQuery is in your standard Rails
project gemfile) to add a listener. It would be something like this:
As you might have guessed option 2) is the RIGHT option (as opposed to
the, It may be ugly but it works! option).
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Colin Law wrote in post #1127964:
On 19 November 2013 18:36, rusik rus...@gmail.com wrote:
yes, it is string. I find decision , i am using date without zero's like
this:
Just to convince us show us the users table entry from db/schema.rb.
Just a thought, but if the birthday is truly being
Dave Castellano wrote in post #1126985:
Hi all,
I need some guidance please.
I have several tables related by has_many and I would like to find the
distant children.
Tables:
Subjects
Books
Chapters
Sections
Subsections
Minisections
They are all related heirarchichally, so book for
Monserrat Foster wrote in post #1126580:
Hello! I'm fairly new to Ruby and Rails, and currently I don't have any
knowledge on interacting with the server's shell or a SVN server, but
now I
have to develop an app where admins allow/restrict access to files and
folders from the app and some
Robert Walker wrote in post #1126590:
Issuing system commands is as simple as:
system svn command
My apologies, but you need to quote the command part:
system 'svn command'
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...@example.com
out = `git log --no-color --author=#{git_user} --pretty=full`
puts out
-
$ ./main.rb
commit 58359794f4443985279cdd1627cdf944fd140d24 (HEAD, master)
Author: John Doe j...@example.com
Commit: Robert Walker rob...@example.com
Changing test file.
M test.txt
Dinesh Atoliya wrote in post #1126155:
Is there any way that we can turn off DayLight saving in rails app?
Rails uses tzinfo gem for converting time in zones but it does not
handle
it correctly for some timezone. Is there any way we can turn OFF
DayLight
saving completely ?
First I would
keerthi priya wrote in post #1126074:
Hi all
I am trying to use Fckeditor as text area to send mails.here is my code
% remote_form_for :send_sms,
:before = Element.show('loader'),
:success = Element.hide('loader') do |sms| %
div id=news_content_text_field_bg
%=
Matt Jones wrote in post #1125222:
On Monday, 21 October 2013 13:24:47 UTC-4, desbest wrote:
Depends on your database - in MySQL the TIMESTAMP column type is limited
to
2038, but in others (Postgres, for one) this isn't the case.
If you declare your columns as :datetime in Rails migrations
desbest wrote in post #1125087:
Timestamps are a number that counts the number of seconds from the epoch
date 1/1/1970.
I read somewhere on the
internethttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2038_problem,
that timestamps will expire in the year 2038.
This is why I always use *-mm-dd* and
Jason Hsu, Rubyist wrote in post #1124349:
On Friday, October 11, 2013 7:21:57 PM UTC-5, Ruby-Forum.com User wrote:
That's really up to you AFAIK. I typically use the MIT license on my
stuff, but choosing a license can be a fairly personal choice. It
depends on what you're trying to protect,
Peter wrote in post #1124413:
By wrap together, I meant I would write a single function for all the
functions I would use from the AWS API.
So, I should put this in the models directory, right? I want the
controller
to remain a controller with respect to rails-isms.
class MyAWSAPI
def
Daynthan Kabilan wrote in post #1124237:
hi friends,
i am using omni contacts gem for import friends.
how to get access token on facebook login using omni-contacts gem
Get if from Facebook:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/access-tokens/
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Jason Hsu, Rubyist wrote in post #1124297:
I have created two Ruby gems (dvi_scrape and bsf_scrape), and I'm
planning
on creating a few more.
What license should I be using for my Ruby gems? I'm creating these
gems
on my own and not on behalf of any particular organization.
That's really
Monserrat Foster wrote in post #1124014:
I don't want any code. The gem suggested to me to use is
Activewarehouse-ETL but as far as I know, this gem only allows to manip
databases and the administrator for the redmine app clearly said no
databases conections because 'I might damage something'
Monserrat Foster wrote in post #1123885:
It has do with rails because I'd be using an already existing rails app
and
probably another app with a few gems to connect to the already defined
web
service (IMO)
http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/wiki/Rest_api
That explains the Redmine REST
Rosy Catz wrote in post #1123747:
Hi,
I've implemented the sample app with omni_auth('0.2.6'). I'm using
rails 2.3.11 with ruby 1.8.7. I tried to connect with Facebook but
getting oauth error. I tested it with twitter google plus account.
Both are working fine but the FB connects is not
Avi wrote in post #1122484:
Hello All,
How can I differentiate the call between client ios app browser call?
session_controller - create method is being used by both client rails
web
application.
I want to restrict for web application to use create method.
how can I achieve this?
Ricardo do Valle wrote in post #1122365:
@Colin the rails server is running in a VPS with nginx and unicorn.
@Fernando, thank you very much, but it is not alternative for this
project,
i will study the chrome devs API for a future and another project, have
you
used already?
I am looking
Hassan Schroeder wrote in post #1121316:
On Wed, Sep 11, 2013 at 3:36 PM, Paul E. G. Lynch plynch...@gmail.com
wrote:
If, in your view, you are expecting params[:name] to be a string, but
actually rails has parsed it into {.=1234} (or something more
malicious)
Params are strings by
Paul Lynch wrote in post #1121214:
If, in your view, you are expecting params[:name] to be a string, but
actually rails has parsed it into {.=1234} (or something more
malicious), then currently
%= sanitize(params[:name]) % blows up because the hash does not
respond
the expected methods from
Gab dlm wrote in post #1121158:
Hello,
I have a doubt , when I develop an app that run a encryption algorithm ,
this algorithm run first on the client computer and the send the data to
server , or is executed directly on server , enabling interception of
the plain text?
I'm sorry, I don't
Love U Ruby wrote in post #1120864:
I am confused on the second call :-
class Foo
def (param)
hi
end
end
foo = Foo.new
foo.(1) # = hi
foo 1 # = hi # I didn't use `.` method,then how method `` has
been called?
I would image that it works the same as it does for the +, -, *,
keerthi priya wrote in post #1119115:
Hi all,
I am getting this bellow error
No method error undefined method `each' for nil:NilClass
The error is what it says it is. You are sending the message 'each to a
nil object reference. Look back through the stack trace until you get to
the first
simpleton wrote in post #1118613:
There are quite a lot of line break issues with Rails on StackOverflow
and
the web in general. A lot of solutions are ugly and a lot modify
simple_format so I've created a patch that I'd like to hear thoughts on
before submitting a PR.
There are a lot of
Savater Sebastien wrote in post #1118021:
class Parent ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :items
end
class Item ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :parent
end
I need to delete all items associated to one parent, without callback.
I don't need to call #destroy, but only executing the
Dave Aronson wrote in post #1118150:
On Thu, Aug 8, 2013 at 4:00 PM, mukul saharia mukul.saha...@gmail.com
wrote:
i am using twitter bootstrap css designing framwork.. is there other
framework like bootstrap.. please suggest.
There are plenty. Off the top of my head, though I might be
William Herry wrote in post #1117842:
details is here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18068951/rails-4-turbolinks-make-js-not-working-correct
in short, Turbolinks make js form submit multiple times
Are you sure you have complied to the compatibility requirements of
turbolinks?
Евгений Куртов m...@lessless.pp.ua wrote in post #1117771:
Hello! Can't find any related data on the subject: how to receive a file
via SOAP. If anyone have accomplished such a task I'll be very greatful
for
any help and info.
Thanks.
SOAP is actually not a great transport layer for large
Seth Portman wrote in post #1117487:
I am following Railscasts #217 and I have been able to make everything
work
using html protocol the only issue is that I need it to use ajax
protocol
instead. My question and code is very similar to stackoverflow question
Multistep
forms in Rails using
Ajit Teli wrote in post #1117253:
Hi,
I would like to get the lat/long boundaries for each reverse Geo-coded
address. For example,
Lat: 14.32826, Lng: 77.643127 pair gives reverse Geo-coded address as
Kanyakumari Road, Andhra Pradesh 515101, India. There will be list of
other lat/long
Hi all. I'm using CanCan for my app authorization and need to know how
to protect privacy between users.
Say I have the following three users:
Alice
Bob
Charlie
Alice is an admin and should be able manage everything. Bob and Charlie
are regular users and should be prevented from getting the
unknown wrote in post #1116591:
I think I might be a little confused but I cant really understand
exactly
when to separate code into a concern, and when to separate it into a
library.
1. What's the exact difference?
Concerns is a technique used to either share some behavior between
models
kishan kumar katamala wrote in post #1116674:
Hi all,
I am newbie to ruby on rails, i want to move rail application from one
server to another servers.
can you please help me.
You need to investigate a proper application deployment strategy. You
should not have to move an app from one
Kirankumar Skk wrote in post #1116632:
In Rails we have command to add migration that specifies the table name
column name. For example :
$ rails generate migration AddPartNumberToProducts part_number:string
*Problem: How to specify the options (example :after = :descritpion) on
command
Emil S. wrote in post #1116325:
The user actually uses the email ID and can remember it . I can never
remember my usernames , usually. Also forgot password becomes easy
with
email ID's . But then again, to each, his own.
Yes forgot password is easy that way. It's also easy for the hacker
who
Emil S. wrote in post #1116233:
I use email for login , so I do this in the console/database seed file :
User.create(email: 't...@test.com', password: 'password123',
password_confirmation: 'password123')
Then I log in with the t...@test.com and password123
Personally speaking, I generally
Giannakis P. wrote in post #1116088:
Hey Ruby on Rails Community
i'm trying to Add Categories to my Rails app, but don't quite know how
to do this.
I have many Pins(Images) and want the user to be able to assign a
category on those Pins. ASSIGN not create, edit, or delete a Category,
just
J. mp wrote in post #1115983:
I want to run both test for each of the role (Merchant or FrontStore)
but
not repeating the test code.
My question is, how best design the test so they are reusable in this
case?
IMHO you shouldn't. Test code should be DAMP not DRY:
Colin Law wrote in post #1116001:
On 19 July 2013 14:59, David pie...@workhub.com wrote:
Yes exactly. It's specific to the word 'record'. It works when I change it
to :foo or :b (or anything else).
Are there any reserved words for association names?
It would appear that the answer to that
Emil S. wrote in post #1115716:
I hope you have gone through this : https://rvm.io/rvm/install . System
wide RVM will let you use the same installation for all users on the
system. But I've seen many junior devs screw up their dev environment by
trying a system wide RVM installation but didn't
hara acharya wrote in post #1115165:
Hi,
I have a button as below.
%= button_to('On', @userdetail.url + '?value=1', :method = post,
:remote = true, :disable_with = 'loading...') %
Here @userdetail.url is a external URL, and I don't want to show the url
in
view source for users.
What, are
Tushar Patil wrote in post #1115001:
I create a new app = rails new demo
I have a rails3 ruby 1.9.1
After that i try to install bundle, but it will give a error
I thought Ruby 1.9.1 was completely broken when trying to run Rails. Try
Ruby 1.9.3.
Bundler could not find compatible versions
unknown wrote in post #1114514:
I'm learning RoR and i would like to know more about the sessions in RoR
Can anyone give me a good example for a session in a web application? or
good pages for learning?
(not: http://ruby.railstutorial.org/ruby-on-rails-tutorial-book :P)
There's really not
ram kris wrote in post #1114502:
how to use single login page for users in four models
You have not given enough detail in your question to know what you're
asking.
Are you saying that you have four different types of users? If so then
why do you have four models instead of doing role based
Rodrigo Lueneberg wrote in post #1114532:
%= form_tag('/users/delete') do %
%= submit_tag 'Click here to delete this user' %
% end %
When the form is posted, params[:id] does not exist, why?
Because you're using for_tag instead of form_for:
%= form_for :user, :method = :delete do |f| %
Rodrigo Lueneberg wrote in post #1114538:
Thanks Robert, You just gave some insight. You're right I should use
form_for, but I just want to point that the user id is indeed passed in
the URL above and I can reference a Model object even when not using a
form_for. But I don't understand why it
Wins Lin wrote in post #1114551:
I found that there is no ActionView module in
http://edgeapi.rubyonrails.org/
Did they remove it from the framework?
I'm not sure what's up there. Maybe they are reworking that section in
the edge version of the API docs. ActionView is still listed in the
lobster lobster wrote in post #1114299:
I already have a rails 3.1.2 and ruby 1.9.3 vast app with an auth based
on devise. Now I want to add to the my app a ssl key based auth. As
web-server it uses thin and nginx as proxy. I have made only ssl on the
nginx at 443 and only for some app pathes
Peter Hickman wrote in post #1114323:
To reduce the time we lose when we restore a backup we could of course
just
take more frequent backups. But this would start to become a performance
issue, not to mention pulling the backups off the server will start to
eat
into our bandwidth.
Any
Ilya Ishmatov wrote in post #1114007:
Hi.
After update in Gemfile rails gem from 3.2.6 to 4.0.0.
Registration by openid not working.
Log from console:
I, [2013-06-30T17:56:33.632030 #23279] INFO -- OpenID: Error attempting
to
use stored discovery information: OpenID::TypeURIMismatch
Wins Lin wrote in post #1113811:
I remember for sure there was a explanation with screenshots about
dynamic_form in Rails Guides. Now I cannot find it, neither in Edge nor
in standard guide. Have they removed it? Why? Where may I find the info
again?
https://github.com/joelmoss/dynamic_form
Manoj M. wrote in post #1113802:
Hi
anybody help me to find suitable validation way for Hash_Tag, My need is
user should only type hash_tag like below format.
a) #sports
b) #sports,#news
There's not enough information here to really know how to help you, but
the solution will almost
haxuan lac wrote in post #1113439:
I want to build Application with ROR
and this App can integrate with Object same as Client
But I don't know how to build it
Please give me some advice for it.
Thanks.
You might want to try this:
https://github.com/RestKit/RestKit
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Boopathi Rajaa wrote in post #1113443:
I compiled Ruby from source, and installed it to /opt/ruby/ .
The purpose is to have two versions of Ruby 1.9 and Ruby 1.8 ... Certain
users can use 1.9
After creating a rails app (rails new app) , When a script performs
`bundle
install`, the gems are
Colin Law wrote in post #1113075:
On 21 June 2013 04:04, Muthu Selvan pearl.sel...@gmail.com wrote:
I have written java code ( This java code will not return any thing but it
will do action ) which is required call from ruby , please let me what is
best way to achieve this ?
You can use
Muthu Selvan wrote in post #1113021:
On Thursday, 20 June 2013 10:07:21 UTC-7, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
You can drag and drop a desktop element into a browser, and after setting
up the appropriate JavaScript in that browser, you can detect the drop on a
particular element and do something with
Sasmit Sawant wrote in post #1113034:
I am new to ruby programming. I have just started creating a simple ruby
application using ruby on rails. I have installed ruby 1.8.7-p371 and
DevKit successfully.
If you're just getting started with Ruby on Rails then you may want to
seriously consider
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