A look at Decorators and Presenters
A look at how decorators and presenters can give flexibility to your application.
A look at how decorators and presenters can give flexibility to your application.
Get NewRelic RPM request instrumentation while using ActionController::Metal
Getting proper asset paths with the asset pipeline while working with a controller which doesn't inherit from ActionController::Base can be a bit confusing. Learn how to get it working here.
Back in August I posted a walkthrough on working with a Flash based file uploader with Rails 3. After reading some comments I realized that a part was left out. Setting up the controller to work with our upload. So this post is here as part 2 of 'Using Uploadify with Rails 3'.
I recently worked on a couple of Rails projects which both implemented the ability to upload photos to the server. One of these projects required the ability to upload multiple files at once and since HTML5 multi-file uploads aren't ready yet I needed another solution. So I decided to move forward using a Flash based uploader, specifically Uploadify. Uploadify is a jQuery plugin which allows you to upload multiple files through a Flash based interface which provides helpful functionality like progress bars and multi-upload queuing, along with this, it's super easy to use.