Good RobotLeg presentation at 360Flex
Paul Robertson gave a RobotLeg presentation at 360Flex and put his slides online. I had to dive into a RobotLeg application the other and wanted a refresher and found his slides really great so I’ve extracted for your (and my) convenience some us...
Making CRUD less “Cruddy”, one step at a time
One of the great “new” features of Rails (as of 2.3) is accepts_nested_attributes_for, allowing you to build cross-model CRUD forms without “cruddying” your controller. There are some great examples out there about how to do th...
Moving (again) http://onrails.org from Heroku to EC2
If you read this then this blog is now running Typo 5.5 on Rails 2.3.9 on EC2.
I really love the ease of deployment to heroku and the fact that they manage the whole stack. However I receive regularly emails from Heroku stating that I get a specific nu...
Moving onrails.org to Typo 5.4.x, Rails 2.3.8 on Heroku
So why Heroku and why not leave my server on slicehost? I don't have any issue with the slice but I want to upgrade the version of Typo just to stay uptodate and while at it wanted to explore a little. So of course I found an article on Getting Ty...
Moving onrails.org to Typo 5.4.x, Rails 2.3.8 on Heroku
So why Heroku and why not leave my server on slicehost? I don’t have any issue with the slice but I want to upgrade the version of Typo just to stay uptodate and while at it wanted to explore a little. So of course I found an article on Getting T...
RailsConf 2010 – Thank You!
Wow, RailsConf is over. It ended nicely with @garyvee giving a powerful and entertaining keynote covering many subjects but mostly his standard spiel on connecting with your customers or audience. I read his book, crush it, a while back and enjoyed it....
RailsConf 2010 – Thank You!
Wow, RailsConf is over. It ended nicely with @garyvee giving a powerful and entertaining keynote covering many subjects but mostly his standard spiel on connecting with your customers or audience. I read his book, crush it, a while back and enjoyed it....
RailsConf 2010 – Baltimore
Here we go again RailsConf 2010 has started. The keynotes will be streamed online at http://railsconf.com and the slides of the presentation will also be posted there. I’ll provide more links once they become available.
This is the view fro...
RailsConf 2010 – Baltimore
Here we go again RailsConf 2010 has started. The keynotes will be streamed online at http://railsconf.com and the slides of the presentation will also be posted there. I’ll provide more links once they become available.
This is the view from my ...
Dashcode 3.0 – the precursor to Gianduia – A Flash Killer?
All right beside the cheesy title of this blog entry I did play a few weeks ago with Dashcode 3.0 to build an iPad app for a customer. After seeing the WWDC 2009 presentation on DashCode 3.0 I realized how much leaps and bounds DashCode made over the last two years. Checkout the...
Making CRUD less “Cruddy”, one step at a time
One of the great “new” features of Rails (as of 2.3) is accepts_nested_attributes_for, allowing you to build cross-model CRUD forms without “cruddying” your controller. There are some great examples out there about how to do th...
Making CRUD less "Cruddy", one step at a time
One of the great “new” features of Rails (as of 2.3) is accepts_nested_attributes_for, allowing you to build cross-model CRUD forms without “cruddying” your controller. There are some great examples out there about how to do this, but I’d like to walk thorough a particular use case—managing the “join” records in a...
