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Using multiple MongoDB databases instead of one – performance check Posted by mencio on January 12, 2014 — 0 comments Maybe instead of one database it is worth using one per user? Well in case of MongoDB it seems that it is definitely worth a try. Check out my short blog post about th...
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When using asset precompilation (the production default), you will need to ensure that your controller assets will be precompiled when loading them on a per page basis. By default .coffee and .scss files will not be precompiled on their own. This will result in false positives during ...
Explaining Apple’s MVC pattern to Rails Developers Posted by FluffyJack on January 12, 2014 — 0 comments An explanation of Apple's MVC pattern, and namely where controllers sit in the larger scheme of things. I compare an iOS button tap and a Rails request side by side and show you ho...
Explaining Apple’s MVC pattern to Rails Developers Posted by FluffyJack on January 12, 2014 — 0 comments An explanation of Apple's MVC pattern, and namely where controllers sit in the larger scheme of things. I compare an iOS button tap and a Rails request side by side and show you ho...
Appraisal - esta gem é muito interessante. Quem já não fez ou usou uma gem que tem dependências externas, por exemplo compatível com activerecord 3.0.0, e agora você está fazendo um projeto em Rails 4 e a gem não vai funcionar? Às vezes é só uma questão de atualizar a dependência, rod...
If your object is already designed to implement all of the Active Model you can use the default :to_model implementation, which simply returns self. If your model does not act like an Active Model object, then you should define :to_model yourself returning a proxy object that wraps yo...
George Brocklehurst September 10, 2013 testing A Null Object is a drop in replacement for one of the other objects in your system that provides sensible defaults when the other object is unavailable. For example, I recently wrote about returning the path to a blank partial as a sensib...
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My first steps in learning Go were simple “scripts”; programs compiled and immediately executed by the go command-line tool. This was a great way to quickly get started; kind of similar to using a REPL. However, I soon wanted to learn how to structure larger programs, create reusable ...
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Handling Associations on Null Objects Sean Griffin January 10, 2014 rails The Null Object Pattern is a great tool for removing conditionals in your code base. Rather than checking for nil or predicates about an object existing, you instead return a "null" implementation that responds ...
Example: Writing a Launch Agent for Apple's launchd Adarsh Pandit September 26, 2012 os x launchd automation cron Clutter in programmer workspaces, whether digital or physical, add a mental cost. An area of common clutter is the ~/Downloads directory in Mac OS X. I want to clean it up...
Handling Associations on Null Objects Sean Griffin January 10, 2014 rails The Null Object Pattern is a great tool for removing conditionals in your code base. Rather than checking for nil or predicates about an object existing, you instead return a "null" implementation that responds ...
I would like to know if anybody would be interested in having a regular real life meetup / user group for Redmine users and developers in Berlin . We have to do with Redmine day in and day out and I thought it would be nice to meet people who do, too. Ideally, we would follow the gene...
Handling API Rate Limits by Retrying Requests in Background Jobs Greg Lazarev November 23, 2013 ruby Has your app ever encountered a 429 (Too Many Requests) status code when making requests to a third-party API? Getting rate limited can be a nuisance and if not handled properly can re...
January 7th, 2014 Test Driving a JSON API in Rails, Jubilee for Vert.x, Exception#cause, Hulse, Caching an API January 3rd, 2014 Writing a Ruby compiler, the Omega universe simulator, RubyGems 2.2.0, debugging with HTTP clients, detecting similarities in images, and the Lotus web fram...
Support for Ruby version 1.9.3 will end on February 23, 2015. Today we are announcing our plans for the future of Ruby version 1.9.3. Currently this branch is in maintenance mode, and will remain so until February 23, 2014. After February 23 2014, we will only provide security fixes f...
The key thing to note from post is that class_inheritable_accessor copies the value from the parent class at inherit time. So, if you are setting a default value of an array and doing something like the following you might end up with unintended results:
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Go is strenuous, especially if you sit in seiza. A game “for real” may take an hour or more against two strong opponents, and at the shodan level (modestly considered the beginner’s level among Japanese pros – the name translates well as “black belt”) the memorization that happens in ...
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JRuby Builtin OpenSSL Support JRuby historically has not shipped with a fully functional openssl module due to cryptographic export restrictions. However, in order to support Rails 2.0 out of the box, we implemented a limited subset of openssl that implements OpenSSL::HMAC and OpenSSL...
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We have a model, view, and controller on the client, seemlessly interacting with the model, view, and controller on the server. Everything (except for a small stylesheet) is defined using Ruby syntax, and is converted to HTML, JavaScript, or directly executed as appropriate. While I c...
