Ignoring Log Files in Subversion
Posted by g. | Filed under Technology
If you’re like most people, you use Subversion for version control in your Rails app. So let’s say you have your SVN repository all set up, and you’re making changes to your code. Whenever you run your app, things are written to the log file(s). Log files can grow quite large, and they really don’t [...]
Tags: log files, Subversion
Using Find Conditions on ActiveResource Objects
Posted by g. | Filed under Ruby on Rails
If you have a Rails app (app #1) which needs to communicate with another Rails app (app #2), chances are that app #2 is set up as a Web Service, and its controllers are RESTful, and that in app #1 you’re using ActiveResource. In case you’re not familiar with ActiveResource, please check out this excellent [...]
Tags: ActiveRecord, ActiveResource, rails, REST, Web Service
