Rails tips that dodge bugs
Practical Rails notes for apps that stay maintainable.
Select rows usage at Heroku postgres DB
Timur Khafizov
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heroku, postgres
Moving forward with the Rails asset pipeline
Nicolas Santa
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ruby, rails
No Cache
Dinesh Vasudevan
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ruby, rails
Last DAY to save on WindyCityRails tickets!
WindyCityRails
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ruby, rails, programming, coding
Hidden gems: suspenders by Mike Burns
Marcelo G. Cajueiro
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ruby, rails
WindyCityRails Tech Conference
WindyCityRails
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ruby, rails, development, coding
#try has been changed in Rails 4
Nicola Racco
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ruby, rails
Usefull ActiveSupport#inquiry method!
Rui Anderson
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ruby, rails
treating ruby object as javascript object
Yasser Arafa
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javascript, rails
Deserializing Complex Data from Redis with Ruby
Dave Gerton
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ruby, redis, rails, memoization
Simple way for separate validation from domain model
Pawel
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ruby, rails
Reloading RVM with a trick
Ruurd Pels
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ruby, rails, rvm, reloading
Hello Ruby. First contact with Ruby.
Bruno Coelho
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ruby, rails, hello world
Helper method to check validation errors
Andrew Volozhanin
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ruby, rails, validation
Working with Rails & Postgres
Ian irving
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rails, postgres
Accessing a locally hosted webserver
Kane Rogers
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ruby, rails, web
Rails Skipping Validations
fool-dev
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rails, validations
How to typecast rails sql data everywhere
sergey kuchmistov
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rails, activerecord, sql
Stupid Simple Debugging
$( '#Cesar' )
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rails
respond_with and respond_to which to use?
Justin Smestad
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rails, render, respond_with, respond_to
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