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Nested Resources in Rails 2
(Note that this is a significant change from Rails 1.2 syntax of passing a block to map.resources.) map.resources :events, :has_many => :tickets ...
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Nested Resources in Rails 2
Nested resources were introduced in Rails 1.2 and are touted as the Right Way to .... from Rails 1.2 is gone, replaced by scaffold in Rails 2. The original ...
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Nested Resources in Rails 2
That depends on whether you want the tickets to be accessible in a non-nested form (e.g. //1). Given that a ticket will always have an event, ...
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Pony, The Express Way To Send Email From Ruby
Want to fire off a quick email from your Ruby script? Finding ActionMailer to be overkill, but Net::SMTP to be…um, underkill? Envious of PHP’s mail(), ...
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Pony, The Express Way To Send Email From Ruby
Then take a deep breath, relax, and gem install pony. require 'rubygems' require 'pony' Pony.mail(:to => 'you@example.com', :from => 'me@example.com', ...
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Database Versioning
This loads schema.yml into a fresh database, and ignores migrations. Migrations are only used when transforming one version of the database into another ...
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DDL Transactions
I think the real reason there was resistance to this change is that MySQL doesn’t support DDL transactions; and wrapping migrations in a transaction is ...
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DDL Transactions
I think the real reason there was resistance to this change is that MySQL doesn’t support DDL transactions; and wrapping migrations in a transaction is ...
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rush, the Ruby Shell
I’ve wanted a Ruby-syntax replacement for the unix shell from almost the moment I began using Ruby. Whenever I can, I write shell scripts as Ruby scripts ...
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REST Enlightenment
(I like to call the input body the “payload,” which makes its purpose much .... action, verb + resource, payload. rename, PUT /apps/myapp, content-type: ...
 
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