The Mentors shall give you URL’s of pages and sometimes some extra notes; you need to read through. Read the pre-class reading material at a convenient time of your choice – the dates mentioned are just for your guideline. While reading, please make a note of all your doubts, queries,...
Sequel provides thread safety, connection pooling and a concise DSL for constructing SQL queries and table schemas. Sequel includes a comprehensive ORM layer for mapping records to Ruby objects and handling associated records. Sequel supports advanced database features such as prepare...
require 'test_helper' class ApplicationControllerTest < ActionController::TestCase context 'ensure_manually_set_password' do setup do class ::TestingController < ApplicationController def hello render :nothing => true end end ActionController::Routing::Routes.draw do |map| map.hello '...
I’ve been regularly hosting small conferences for over a decade, starting with the LAWST format and slowly evolving over the years. I just finished hosting the Watir Bazaar. I feel real good about it. One of the best conferences I’ve ever been to. Really excited: everyone had a good t...
April 3rd, 2012 A new Rails 3.2.3 with safer defaults for mass assignments, a catalog to make sense of Heroku's millions of add-ons, a fast Puma webserver to chase the Unicorns and their Rainbows!, an Engage! gem to do just that with your customers, bundle outdated to save you from th...
Learning with Terror...VM Posted by txus on April 06, 2012 — 0 comments I just blogged about some thoughts I got as a Ruby programmer about my recent experience diving into the low-level, dirty world of application Virtual Machines, building one myself. Comments Post a Comment Com...
We only support versions 3.4.x and above. That said, at the time of writing, we're looking into an issue with the the 4.2.0 release and possibly some preceding minor versions and release candidates. If you haven't changed the integration's "Bug 'Status' values to exclude" (currently R...
Friday, April 6, 2012 at 5:28AM End of the week? Hooray! Schnitzelpress 0.2.0 - New release of this blogging engine is even simpler to use. Free iPad App from IBM and Eames Office, Reinvents Iconic '60s-Era Infographic on History of Math - Took me back to childhood trips to the Califo...
Rails Internals: Inside Active Model Attribute Methods Posted by oscardb on April 06, 2012 — 0 comments First in a series of posts about Rails internals: Rails Internals: Inside Active Model Attribute Methods . Comments Post a Comment Comment abilities for non registered users are...
Name Size Revision Age Author Comment   app 9360 about 11 hours Jean-Philippe Lang Merged r9359 from trunk.   config 9344 about 14 hours Toshi MARUYAMA Merged r9343 from trunk Simplified Chinese tra...   db 9100 about 1 month Toshi MARUYAMA set svn:eol-style native db/migr...
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This gem uses the OrientDB Network Binary Protocol to provide connectivity to an OrientDB Server
rss-opds 0.0.1 OPDS parser and maker install gem install rss-opds Download Documentation Subscribe Stats Authors KITAITI Makoto 22 total downloads 22 for this version Owners Bundler gem "rss-opds", "~> 0.0.1" Versions 0.0.1 April 6, 2012 Runtime Dependencies rss-atom-feed_history >= 0...
Let's start with wtf!? Published almost 5 years ago UPDATE : Check Ticket 8818 Welcome to my new blog :) Now over to rails.. So you’ve been told about using cute shortcuts for enumerator like Post.find(:all).map(&:title) – you feel great using it, don’t you ?? And you laughed at those...
Watchr works by allowing you to specify the path to the file or files you want to monitor. When the file is changed it executes whatever block of Ruby code you give it. As the README states its most common use case is as a replacement for autotest. After using Watchr for a couple year...
On the eve of the new JRuby Course announced by RubyLearning, Satish Talim of RubyLearning caught up with Charles Nutter , who was kind enough to spare time answering questions posed by the RubyLearning participants. Charles Nutter has been a Java developer since 1996. He currently wo...
originally introduced me to the idea that programming in a niche language was a good idea. He makes great arguments for organizations adopting more powerful languages and hiring smaller teams of highly effective programmers that can harness the power of niche languages. Paul Graham ma...
A client may want text changes made to this heading or to the description below it and this text isn’t that easy to change. It’s hard-coded into the view template and anyone who wants to change it will need to have access to the source code so that they can edit the template and then ...
