This murder is as good as solved.
In part i of the Sproutcore + Rails series I described how to query information from a rails server and display it within a Sproutcore application. In part ii I explained how to wire the other basic CRUD operations together.
In both posts I mentioned that the REST API employed by SproutCore wasn’t really RESTful, and [...]
Just a tiny little thing, but o so helpful that I wish everybody would implement.
In the previous post I showed how to get sproutcore talking to Rails. In this post I’ll explain how to get all the basic CRUDs working.
I wasn’t at the WWDC, but even if I had been there, I probably would have missed this too: Sproutcore.
One of the more innovative initiatives going on in ruby land is the Waves project. It’s chock full of beautiful concise code. Lambdas rule highly. And now some truly functional programming aspects are added via a gem called Functor.
A rails plugin to allow entering date time values via a text field. It uses Chronic so it can handle input like for example: 1 week from now
How to record exceptions on a production site for analysis purposes.