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Heroku on Rails presentation on Barcamp
Yesterday I did a presentation on Heroku on my very first Barcamp Antwerp. And I like it a lot! So if you're interested in seeing my presentation, here it is! You can find my presentation on SlideShare, or embedded below. HerokuView more presentations from Jelle Vandebeeck. Have fun playing with Heroku!
Overwrite custom field errors in Rails3
When using form helpers in your form to display your textfield you always have to match your CSS style to match with the div's that are added by Ruby on rails when an error occurs. This is the form helper: f.text_field :title This is the generated tag with the error div surrounding it: <div class="fieldWithErrors"&...
For those who use Remember The Cat, I have some great news... It's back online and ready for your tasks! I migrated from Joyent to Heroku, and fixed a few bugs, I still hope to upgrade to the newest version of the framework in a short notice. I'll keep you posted!
Just added my recent code optimalisations for this website. Feel free to check them out on Github! And please don't wait to send my some updates if you think it can be coded more Rubyish!
Sanitize order clause in ActiveRecord query
After some testing we came (me and JB) to the conclusion that it was not possible to inject hazardous SQL into the order statement. But if you don't want any injection at all you can still use this. I'm trying to dig a little deeper into this! This tutorial concerns Rails 2.x, I'll have to check whether I have to do this for Rails 3.x! I d...
And a new barrier has been crossed. This website now runs the latest Ruby on Rails 3.0.0 beta. And I also took the jump and implemented the compatibility with Ruby 1.9.1. I can say this is a proud moment, after some hard issues!
Staging environment on Heroku
Sometimes you want to test your application on one of your production servers so you can let your clients test your application in real life! What I wanted to do is point the master branch to dev.testapp.com and the production branch to testapp.com. The subdomain dev.testapp.com is my staging environment where the clients can play with the ap...