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Publishers / Riding Rails

Edge Rails: PATCH is the new primary HTTP method for updates

by fxn on Feb 25, 2012 • No Comments
What is PATCH? The HTTP method PUT means resource creation or replacement at some given URL. Think files, for example. If you upload a file to S3 at some URL, you want either to create the file at that URL or replace an existing file if...
Publishers / Rails Prescriptions

May 5, 2010: Aaiieeee

by noelrap on May 5, 2010 • No Comments
Book Status Working toward beta 2, which will probably come out early next week. It’ll include chapters on integration testing, and webrat/capybara, and maybe the Cucumber chapter, depending on if I finish the redo. Also, the setup appendix with at least partial Rails 3 info — still sticking on how best to integrate the user...
Publishers / The Rails Way

Taking Things Too Far: REST

by Koz on Jun 21, 2009 • No Comments

I’m going to put up a few posts based on a talk I gave at RailsConf ‘09 in Vegas and RailsWayCon in Berlin. Sorry for the delay in updating but I wanted to deliver the talks before posting here.

There’s a common pattern I see when working on code-reviews with ActionRails or...

Publishers / Robby on Rails

HTTParty goes foreign

by Robby Russell on Mar 16, 2009 • No Comments

Just a quick post to get share something I was tinkering with this evening.

I came across this post by Gerald Bauer, which shows you how to use the Google Translation API with Ruby via Net::HTTP. I thought I’d play with the service with HTTParty.

class GoogleApi
  include HTTParty
  base_uri 'ajax.googleapis.com'

 ...
Publishers / Robby on Rails

The HTTParty has just begun

by Robby Russell on Nov 26, 2008 • No Comments

After releasing the new RubyURL API, I decided that it was time to look around at libraries to interact with it. I came across a new Ruby gem from John Nunemaker named, HTTParty, which aims to make it easy to talk to XML and JSON-based web services. Be sure to...

Publishers / Robby on Rails

The new RubyURL API

by Robby Russell on Aug 31, 2008 • No Comments

We’ve just deployed the initial version of an API for RubyURL. It makes it really easy to create RubyURLs and is now open to the public. Should it end up being abused, we’ll consider introducing an API KEY for authenticating and tracking abuse.

In the meantime, you can now start to use the...

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