Easily map modal validation to client side javascript in Rails. Github: https://t.co/ucqUcsuO
Railscast: http://t.co/Og6vWbGy #rails
— Akhil Bansal (@bansalakhil) October 12, 2012
Category Archives: gems
Action and Page caching has been extracted as gem
With the commit c82cf81f00f
Action and Page caching has been extracted from Action Dispatch as `actionpack-action_caching` and `actionpack-page_caching` gems
Planet Argon Podcast, Episode 1: Shin Splints
We’re currently waiting to get our new podcast approved by Apple, but have uploaded episode 1 to tumblr in the meantime.
In this short episode, we cover the following topics:
We’re planning to keep this short and focused to a few topics. Once it’s posted on iTunes, we’ll let you know.
Please consider subscribing to the podcast. Enjoy!
Read more at the sourceHowdy Rip!
Chris Wanstrath (@defunkt) just posted the following on twitter.
“Hello Rip – http://hellorip.com/“
The Rip project describes itself as, “an attempt to create a next generation packaging system for Ruby.”
One of the cool features is that it supports multiple environments. For example, you can have different Rip environments (with different gem versioning) that are targeted towards specific applications. I have to dig around more through the project, but this looks fascinating.
Check it out at http://hellorip.com/
I’m also curious as to how you think you might be able to start using this.
- What are some ways that you could use Rip—http://heybrainstormr.com/t/pgte