Rails tips that dodge bugs
Practical Rails notes for apps that stay maintainable.
Quick and dirty way to test the end of a delayed::job
Yannick Schutz
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tdd, rails, cucumber, steps
Setting a VERSION environment var in rails... no wait!
Bernardo Galindo
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rails, rake, migrations, migrate
Rails: page and action caching
Emmanuel Turlay
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rails, caching
Singular member routes, anyone?
Juan Lulkin
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rails, routes
search usages of a partial in project
Jin
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rails, regular expression, search, partial
Prevent unicorn from Breaking the Debug Mode
Bui The Hoa
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debugging, unicorn, rails
DB Charmer
Guillaume Hain
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rails, activerecord
Musing on select inputs
Daniel Beattie
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ruby, rails, localization
Rails log mixin
Jed Schneider
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tdd, rails, cucumber, productivity
Building your Own Paas (BYOP) Using Megam Cloud
Kishorekumar Neelamegam
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scala, heroku, rails, programming
Play Framework or RubyOnRails?
Daniel Cukier
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rails, play, play framework
Dont Generate Helper for Rails
Dinesh Vasudevan
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ruby, rails
@font-face With the Asset Pipeline
Alexey
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rails, asset pipeline
Rails 4's `.select` and `.select!` object masked as a typical Array
Justin Smestad
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ruby, activerecord, bug, array
Less generators with rails_admin gem
Adrian Peterson Co
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ruby, css, rails, sass
Rails ad-hoc page caching for signed in/out
John Barton
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rails, nginx, caching, scaling
factorizing seedbank
Federico Gimenez Nieto
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ruby, rails, seedbank, seeds
IRC Bot For wikipedia using ruby
Emad Elsaid
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ruby, rails, irc, bot
Thin web server
Boris Quiroz
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ruby, rails, thin, web server
Checking model associations in Rails 3
Mehul Kar
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rails, rails console
Invoking helpers from API controller actions
Marcello Barnaba
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ruby, rails, activeadmin, api
If you're not Surprised by how Good you are it could be a Sign you're not Improving
Matthew Spence
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2 responses
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ruby, php, rails, learning
Tame your email templates.
Craig McNamara
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ruby, rails, email
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