date: 2010-08-21 – 2010-08-22
The fifth annual FrOSCon is a two day event focused on Free Software and Open Source. One of speakers is Ruby on Rails Developer Yehuda Katz and will be presenting some open source related topic with connection to Ruby on Rails Development.
Archive for May, 2010
Ruby on Rails conference – FrOSCon in Sankt Augustin
Ruby on Rails 2.3.8 Released
After discovering a bug in recently released Ruby on Rails version 2.3.7, the version 2.3.8 is available now.
Ruby on Rails framework version 2.3.7 is out!
On May 23rd, Ruby on Rails developers released an update which contained sixm months of bug fixes, a bunch of new features and strong bridge to Rails 3, great step further Agile Development.
The release of JRuby 1.5.0 – great alternative Ruby implementation for Ruby on Rails users!
After five month since JRuby 1.4 release we have JRuby 1.5 delivered. It supports stability, reliability and performance, much needed in Ruby on Rails applications.
Ruby on Rails and Remail: another approach to sending emails from Ruby on Rails application level
Sending an email from within Ruby on Rails application is not big deal, but a problem is to find good and reliable SMTP daemon.
Noob Git tips & tricks for Ruby on Rails development ease
TIP 1
If you want to delete a branch and switch to another one and you have a problem like:
error: UntrackedRead the Rest…
Ruby on Rails plugin: params_persistence
Ever had a need to store params in some more reliable way than putting it in the Active record session? You should check the params_persistance plugin.
Ruby on Rails Dragonfly – new approach on image handling
The significant difference between Dragonfly and other solutions is: Dragonfly generate images on the fly as opposed to when uploaded.
Converting HTML tables to xls files in Ruby on Rails
Ever thought about converting your RoR table to xls and enabling it as an output format in your Rails application controller? Excellent!
Serializing objects in Ruby on Rails
Ruby on Rails’ Active Record can serialize any object in text columns using YAML. So anytime you need to save an object to your database in your Rails application in a way that you could retrieve it as the same object later, you may use serialize.