Rails tips that dodge bugs
Practical Rails notes for apps that stay maintainable.
Dry Hybrid Validations
Sakchai Siripanyawuth
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coffeescript, rails
Force rails url in asset pipeline
Justin
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rails, pipeline
Rails: Threading & Logging
Martin Röbert
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rails, logging, threaded
Slim operations instead code mess by using Light operations
Pawel
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ruby, rails, gems
Using PieCrust on Heroku
Ludovic Chabant
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heroku, piecrust
Thinking idiomatically with Rails queries
glenn
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ruby, rails, query, dhh-is-my-dj
Open gem source using bundler
Andrew Volozhanin
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ruby, rails
Searching articles in refinery cms
Amar Daxini
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rails, blogging, cms, refinery
Last deployed timestamp in Heroku
David Paluy
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rails, heroku
Rails Composer
Juan Lulkin
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rails
Thinking Rails #1 - Building urls
Matthew Ling
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ruby, rails
Fast rspec page lookup
Piotr
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rails, rspec
Custom Re-Usable Filepicker field Rails
Troy Martin
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rails, filestack, filepicker, custom
Use destructive method in background job
Warut Surapat
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rails, background job
Inline content_for blocks
Lee
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rails
Simple git clone your Rails app
d1b
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rails, git
foo.blank? in Rails
Tony612
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rails
Routes paths and Namespacing in Rails
Charles-Henri
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ruby, rails, on
Rails: Expecting keyword_end
Ali
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rails
Rid Of Those Extra Tables, Use Postgres Arrays.
Jordon Bedwell
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rails, postgresql, rails4, postgresaql-array
Note about rails assets prefix in capistrano
Adis
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rails, capistrano3
Setup Ruby On Rails on Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks (link)
Steve
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ruby, rails, osx, setup
Rails 101
Ali
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rails
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