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Being a good little 404er
Sunday, 7 Oct, 2007 – 6:47 | No Comment

Using ActiveRecord’s RecordNotFound exception to cleanly and consistently handle 404s throughout your application
Timing out and retrying calls to third parties When calling third …

Roll your own dispatch reaper script
Sunday, 7 Oct, 2007 – 6:47 | No Comment

If you haven’t used it before, the reaper script is useful for restarting your Rails application’s FastCGI dispatchers. It’s seems the reaper script in Edge rails now relies on the existance of PID files in …

Being a good little 404er
Sunday, 7 Oct, 2007 – 6:47 | No Comment

Using ActiveRecord’s RecordNotFound exception to cleanly and consistently handle 404s throughout your application
Roll your own dispatch reaper script If you haven’t used it …

Being a good little 404er
Sunday, 7 Oct, 2007 – 6:47 | No Comment

Using ActiveRecord’s RecordNotFound exception to cleanly and consistently handle 404s throughout your application More…
I’m very happy to announce that for the next 60 days our …

Timing out and retrying calls to third parties
Sunday, 7 Oct, 2007 – 6:47 | No Comment

When calling third parties you want to set them a sensible timeout, and you also might want to make a few attempts before giving up. Here’s a relatively succinct way to accomplish this in Ruby …

Rails 1.1.5 security fix release
Thursday, 4 Oct, 2007 – 1:04 | No Comment

The Rails team have released another security update, 1.1.5. Update your code/environment.rb to point to the new gem version, or go grab 1.1.5 and put it in your application’s vendor directory. …

Timing out and retrying calls to third parties
Thursday, 4 Oct, 2007 – 1:04 | No Comment

When calling third parties you want to set them a sensible timeout, and you also might want to make a few attempts before giving up. Here’s a relatively succinct way to accomplish this in Ruby …

The State of Web Development: PHP developers most likely to switch to Rails
Thursday, 4 Oct, 2007 – 1:04 | No Comment

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The SitePoint file server crashed overnight because of a massive influx of traffic due to our FREE download offer of “Build Your Own Ruby on …

The State of Web Development: PHP developers most likely to switch to Rails
Thursday, 4 Oct, 2007 – 1:03 | No Comment

Of all the graphs in The State of Web Development 2006/2007 report that SitePoint and Ektron published recently, the one that stood out the most to me was the one showing the platform currently being …

Timing out and retrying calls to third parties
Thursday, 4 Oct, 2007 – 1:03 | No Comment

When calling third parties you want to set them a sensible timeout, and you also might want to make a few attempts before giving up. Here’s a relatively succinct way to accomplish this in Ruby …

JSON-P output with Rails
Monday, 1 Oct, 2007 – 22:58 | No Comment

At the recent Web Directions 06 conference Cameron Adams and Sitepoint’s own Kevin Yank gave a talk on Mashups and APIs, with a mention of JSON-P. JSON-P is a method of wrapping the JSON …

OSCON 2006: Rails Guidebook
Monday, 1 Oct, 2007 – 22:58 | No Comment

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Timing out and retrying calls to third parties
Monday, 1 Oct, 2007 – 22:58 | No Comment

When calling third parties you want to set them a sensible timeout, and you also might want to make a few attempts before giving up. Here’s a relatively succinct way to accomplish this in Ruby …

Being a good little 404er
Monday, 1 Oct, 2007 – 22:58 | No Comment

Using ActiveRecord’s RecordNotFound exception to cleanly and consistently handle 404s throughout your application More…
Rails provides a few caching techniques, one of which is a fragment …

Securing your production.log
Monday, 1 Oct, 2007 – 22:58 | No Comment

By default Rails logs all your POST parameters in both development and production. If you are accepting credit card numbers, passwords or other sensitive information then all this data will end up in plain text …

OSCON 2006: Rails Guidebook
Sunday, 30 Sep, 2007 – 23:58 | No Comment

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Rails provides a few caching techniques, one of which is a fragment cache. The fragment cache is a dead-easy way to cache bits of your …

Rails 1.2: No More Excuses!
Sunday, 30 Sep, 2007 – 23:58 | No Comment

In case you ve been living on another planet and missed it, this month saw the release of Rails 1.2, a major milestone for the framework. To coincide with this release, SitePoint this …

Roll your own dispatch reaper script
Sunday, 30 Sep, 2007 – 23:58 | No Comment

If you haven’t used it before, the reaper script is useful for restarting your Rails application’s FastCGI dispatchers. It’s seems the reaper script in Edge rails now relies on the existance of PID files in …