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• Quick Tip: MongoMapper::DocumentNotFound

  
  BenCurtis.com — Authority: 92
  If you’d like to get a 404 response when you encounter a MongoMapper::DocumentNotFound error, which is the default response for ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound, simply toss this in your initializer where you set up your Mongo connection (I use config/initializers/mongo.rb): ...
  4 hours ago

• Why “Not use default route”?

  
  {|ihower.idv.tw| blog } — Authority: 119
  In my Rails Best Practices slides, I only give simple code without any description (unless you heard my talk :p), so let me explain here. my point is: “If you use RESTful design, you should NOT use default route.” Why? For example: map.resources :users map.connect :controller/:action/:id ...
  1 day ago

• 5 Top Ruby and Rails Jobs for November 2009

  
  Computer & Internet - computer-internet.marc8.com — Authority: 167
  Looking for a Ruby or Rails job in this economy? Theyre still there! They seem to be getting posted daily on jobs.rubynow.com but weve got 5 of our own that have come in via the Ruby Inside jobs board . read more
  1 day ago

• Rails Metal MongoDB GridFS access

  
  Sho Fukamachi Online — Authority: 118
  I’m kind of new to Metal (and all things Rack) but this works. Just for reference. # Allow the metal piece to run in isolation require ( File . dirname ( __FILE__ ) + "/../../config/environment" ) unless defined ? ( Rails ) class ImageShow  def self . call ( env ) request = ...
  1 day ago

• Toronto Transit Commission Resumes Subway Service

  
  MyTownTalks — Authority: 528
  AHN Staff Toronto, Ontario (AHN) - The Toronto Transit Commissions subway service resumed Wednesday evening after closing for about six hours due to a construction accident. The unexpected closure of the TTCs Yonge subway line between Bloor and Eglington stations stranded about 300,000 commuters.
  1 day ago

• 600 Ruby Developers Go Startup Crawling in San Francisco

  
  Zendesk Blog — Authority: 119
  The first annual Startup Crawl in San Francisco takes place this Friday, November 20, at some of the citys hottest startups -- and Zendesk is on the tour! Some of the other companies on the Crawl include Scribd , Engine Yard , Pivotal Labs , Justin.tv , Apture , and Yammer . The event organizers are taking ...
  2 days ago

• Time zone warp

  
  Matthew Bass — Authority: 92
  One of my Rails projects makes heavy use of time zones. I’ve run into some issues writing good tests for this type of thing. In particular, I’ve needed my tests to run within a time zone outside my own. But I don’t want to permanently change the time zone within the scope of the entire test run. I ended up ...
  2 days ago

• Request-log-analyzer 1.5.0

  
  Floorplanner Tech Blog — Authority: 400
  Bart and I just released request-log-analyzer version 1.5.0. New features include: MySQL slow query log format support to analyze what queries are slowing down your database. Format autodetection: with all those supported file formats, remembering the right --format parameter gets tricky. With format ...
  3 days ago

• Subcultures

  
  Destination Talent — Authority: 119
  An estimated 4,000 open source professionals exist in Australia (a total of 10,000 are employed in the industry). Highly paid and in demand, they form one of the most important subcultures in the technology sector.If a top-notch Ruby on Rails coder is looking for a new job, which recruitment firm would she turn to? ...
  3 days ago

• Reviews and How-to Articles from NetBeans Developers

  
  Reviews Interactive — Authority: 416
  1. UsingGraphs to Build Your Own Ruby Pattern Matcher – justinbozonier.posterous.com, 11/9 Justin Bozonier wrote about using dynamic programming to implement a string matchingalgorithm. He said for the IDE he tried using RadRails, RubyMine,and NetBeans, and said “ultimately I chose NetBeans...for somereason it ...
  3 days ago

• Rails kinda running on 1.9.1

  
  Sho Fukamachi Online — Authority: 118
  So I’ve been ranting recently about Rails’ lack of Ruby 1.9 support. And rightfully so! It’s inexcusable for the #1 Ruby framework to not support the fastest, most efficient version of Ruby, especially not after it’s been available for almost 2 years. But for some people, it is kind-of possible to use Rails ...
  3 days ago

• Social Networking Site by wRally

  
  freelancersblog.net — Authority: 172
  Description of Site: Social networking that relies heavily on Ajax. SIte must be designed with web 2.0 style/functions in mind. Need a developer that can not only write manageable code, but also great looking pages… (Budget: min $3000, Jobs: AJAX, CakePHP, PHP, Ruby/Ruby on Rails, Social Networking) Original ...
  4 days ago

• Case-insensitive validates_uniqueness_of slowness

  
  Floorplanner Tech Blog — Authority: 400
  Watch out when using validates_uniqueness_of :field, :case_sensitive => false . Rails transforms this in a query that cannot be supported by an index, which will really slow validation down if the underlying table grows larger. For example, we use validates_uniqueness_of to check for duplicate e-mail addresses. ...
  4 days ago

• DBG RAIL SESSION

  
  WOOZY BMX MAGAZINE — Authority: 142
  kid destroyed this rail - i like.
  4 days ago

• Sudan: the role of scientific research in agricultural development

  
  FARA Secretariat — Authority: 430
  3- 5 November 2009. The National Centre for Research of Sudan organized its 9th Scientific Conference on: THE ROLE OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENTOverall objective of the Conference: To maximize the utilization of research results, scientific studies and practical efforts to serve the agricultural ...
  4 days ago

• Agile Web Development with Rails – 3rd Edition

  
  Jotlab — Authority: 117
  Yes i’m a book addict! [IMG: http://www.jotlab.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/Photo-on-2009-11-17-at-12.56-500x375.jpg]
  4 days ago

• Merging named scopes without performing a query

  
  Danilo Sato — Authority: 92
  It all started when I tweeted : wish I could get hold of a chain of named_scopes without performing any query (which means it can’t be dynamically composed) #activerecord My team has currently been performing some refactorings on our Rails app and one of our goals is to move complex find queries into more ...
  5 days ago

• Sr. Ruby On Rails Developer

  
  Get a Freelance Job — Authority: 181
  We are hiring a front end developer to help in the finishing stages of building a truly innovative RoR business application app that we are privately launching in December and publicly launching in January 2010. We are looking for someone with experience in: * jQuery and/or MooTools * Haml & Saas * ...
  5 days ago

• Expiring an entire page cache tree atomically

  
  Brightbox Blog — Authority: 406
  As you’ll all know, Rails has page caching baked right in – the first time an action is hit, it writes a html file of the result to the filesystem. Subsequent hits are served direct from the html file at high speed by the web server without ever involving your Rails app. Expiring the cache is just a case of ...
  5 days ago

• 10 Great PSD to HTML providers

  
  Vunky — Authority: 107
  PSD to HTML conversion is a tedious step in the web design and development process. One great way to save time and money is to outsource this process all together.In the last 2 years there has been a real up rise in PSD to HTML providers. Most of them actual outsource the real slicing themselves. [...]
  5 days ago

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