Michael Pavling wrote in post #980954:
(Partial, I assume).
Yes, a little searching... but the context-sensitive control-clicking
in my IDE lets me follow through very quickly, and I generally try to
name stuff to be simple to find again (the self-documenting approach)
Yes, you're right,
The 10/02/11, Megas Megas wrote:
This isn't well composed diagram but fine for me. On this picture you
can see where action is started and what's the reaction on action. The
action edit initiates in views/episodes/show.html.erb, comes to
controller's action edit, after that shows the edit
To Michael Pavling
I understood your point and let me check your statement by my questions.
How do you know which partition is using now? On my diagram at one
glance i can see all partitions for current view. Sometimes some
projects change layouts dynamically, I've spent a lot of time to
Megas Megas wrote in post #980942:
To Michael Pavling
I understood your point and let me check your statement by my questions.
How do you know which partition is using now? On my diagram at one
glance i can see all partitions for current view. Sometimes some
projects change layouts
On 10 February 2011 20:16, Megas Megas li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
How do you know which partition is using now? On my diagram at one
glance i can see all partitions for current view. Sometimes some
projects change layouts dynamically, I've spent a lot of time to
discover this.
(Partial, I
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