Nuby on Rails Comments

"Dump or Slurp YAML Reference Data (and Fixtures)" by John Small

Fri May 09 13:35:08 UTC 2008

I’ve just tried to install the plugin using the command line you gave in the article, and… It doesn’t work. Can’t find the server. I’ve checked and there’s nothing there. Is the plugin still available?

"PeepCode: REST Basics" by jaap

Tue May 06 23:42:29 UTC 2008

API’s have to be documented, so check out RAPIDoc. A Rails Api Documentation Generator.

http://code.google.com/p/rapidoc/

"Dynamic CSS" by Jill

Mon May 05 06:20:25 UTC 2008

Lovely fonts, thanks for info :D

"The Complete Guide to Rails Plugins: Part I" by Rick

Sat May 03 18:19:13 UTC 2008

Some one known how to install a plugin without internet?

I already downloaded all files from the snv repository.

Rick.

"Dump or Slurp YAML Reference Data (and Fixtures)" by Kevin Triplett

Thu May 01 00:01:20 UTC 2008

Just added a pastie, allowing you to load and dump all habtm tables for a model with one function call. The pastie explains it all. email me with any questions or bug fixes. Thanks!

http://pastie.caboo.se/189648

"RubyConf 2007" by bagger

Sun Apr 27 20:06:24 UTC 2008

Real funny, might consider going next time.

"A Three Finger Salute to Git" by vbn

Fri Apr 25 16:36:19 UTC 2008

"A Hodel 3000 Compliant Logger for the Rest of Us" by houseyesredg

Thu Apr 24 05:41:22 UTC 2008

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"Dump or Slurp YAML Reference Data (and Fixtures)" by Steve Rogers

Fri Apr 18 16:57:35 UTC 2008

Very useful – would be cool if it generated the YAML file in ID order. Rails 2.0 style migrations would be nice. Would be really nice if there was a good way to dump out join tables.

"The Host with the Most" by Peter

Fri Apr 18 13:18:30 UTC 2008

I just wanted to pop back in and give some more thoughts on Slicehost. In my last comment I mentioned that the admin setup was more difficult. This is true, but they have a full set of excellent easy-to-follow tutorials that make setting up Rails hosting there a piece of cake.

HostingRails on the other hand has become less reliable for shared hosting. I regularly have mysql memory errors, slow response times, and my mongrel clusters get stuck and don’t always restart properly. They do now offer competitively priced VPS plans, but I’ve moved to Slicehost. and am very happy there.

"Deprecated Plugin -- Find Old Rails Code" by Crystal

Thu Apr 17 00:29:25 UTC 2008

Love this plugin. Thanks guys.

"About This Blog: Custom Textile" by James King

Mon Apr 14 21:53:54 UTC 2008

Just a quick follow-up on my previous comment. Those people using the latest version of RedCloth (v3.290) who wish to used customised textile markup and HTML output might be interested in this thread.

http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/149632

I think Geoffrey’s technique works best in version v3.0.3 or v3.0.4.

"About This Blog: Custom Textile" by James King

Mon Apr 14 20:08:25 UTC 2008

@Chris: I have the same problem. I’ve been using the same technique for a while but my YellowCloth class doesn’t work with the latest build either.

I think the latest RedCloth gem (v3.290) is an extensive re-write to the previous versions and isn’t as easily extended as the version used in this article.

"Gruff Graphing Library for Ruby" by Eric

Fri Apr 11 17:34:49 UTC 2008

Is there a way to increase the number of x-axis lines? Seems the default is 5. I’d like to have a few more for some of my data.

"A Three Finger Salute to Git" by Alice

Thu Apr 10 23:19:08 UTC 2008

woahh verrrry nice.. so I guess I can’t use this with my ages old macbook :( need a new one