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Click To Globalize for Rails 2.3
For all of you who don’t know what I’m talking about, **Click to Globalize** is a Rails plugin for in-place translations.
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Boost Rails Sessions
There are many dark corners and hidden features in a big framework like **Rails**.
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Rake tasks for run Rails engines migrations
I created a patch for run engine’s migrations ~ I created a patch for run engine’s migrations, it adds two Rake tasks: db:migrate:engines db:migrate:engines:down The first one allows to run all the migrations stored in the db/migrate directory of each plu…
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How to use Sprockets with Rails
Sam Stephenson has recently released a Javascript preprocessor called Sprockets.
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Getting started with Cached Models
Getting started with CachedModels from Luca Guidi on Vimeo.
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Rails caching and Javascript pt. 2
In the previous article I showed how to take the advantage of Javascript for page caching.
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Rails caching and Javascript pt. 1
Rails offer a multi-level view caching based on: page, action and fragment.
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Hash deep search
I’m back and I wanna share those simple snippets with you: ~ class Hash def deep_has_key?
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Skip Mocha
Yesterday I confessed how messed up was CachedModels 0.0.2.
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Cached Models 0.0.3
Since I began to work as professional developer I learned a lot of stuff, but, first of all I learned to be honest with customers and with the Community.
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Cached Models 0.0.2
CachedModels hit 0.0.2.
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Released Sashimi 0.2.1
I’ve just released a new version of Sashimi (0.2.1), it fixes a bug for Ubuntu.
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Cached Models
cached_models provides to your models a transparent approach to use Rails internal cache mechanism.
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Ruby Time marshaling bug in pre-1.9
Ruby’s Time has a bug: when try to serialize an timezoned time, then unserialize it back, the result will use the server local time, instead of use the original time zone. >> utc = Time.now.utc => Fri Aug 29 09:07:37 UTC 2008 >> marshaled = Marshal.dump u…
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Click To Globalize: Ready for Rails 2.1!
Click to Globalize is ready for Rails 2.1!
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Sashimi 0.2.0!
Sashimi has just hit 0.2.0!
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Sashimi: Getting Started Tutorial
Here a getting started tutorial for Sashimi.
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Released Sashimi 0.1.6
I just released a new version of Sashimi, with tiny fixes and a new home!
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Speaker at RailsConf Europe 2008
I’m proud to announce my presence as speaker at the RailsConf Europe 2008 with a speech on Click to Globalize.
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Rails: Single File App
I took inspiration from the Pratik Naik post, and realized a more simplistic version of its Rails single file app.
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Ruby: Class Methods Proxy
Did you ever used class methods inside your instance methods?
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Faster JavaScript Trim
I’ve recently discovered the very interesting Steven Levithan post about the JavaScript’s trim function of the String class.
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Sashimi: Just Received A Tasteful Update
On yesterday I announced Sashimi and now it’s already time of tasteful updates.
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Sashimi: A Rails Plugins Manager Gem
I have a really, really bad memory: each time I need to install a Rails plugin, I Google to find the repository, then try to download the code.
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Acts As Resource: Rails 2.1 ready and moved to GitHub
Acts As Resource is ready for the imminent Rails 2.1!
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Click to Globalize: rewritten and moved to GitHub
Click to Globalize has been rewritten, in order to use all instance methods of the JavaScript class, instead of class methods.
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Ruby on Rails: Test Model Domain Changes
You know how tests are fundamental for a well-developed project, for this reason we should create step-by-step a net of test cases.
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Bit.Fall
Bit.Fall by Julius Popp.
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Make your elements draggable and resizeable with Resizeable.js
Hello, I’m still alive and I want to share a useful JavaScript class: Resizeable.js.
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Ruby: XML Parsing With SAX
SAX is an event-driven parser for XML.
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Click To Globalize: High Resolution Video Tutorial
The video tutorial for Click to Globalize is now available in high resolution: Click To Globalize: Getting Started.
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MondoPOP
MondoPOP is a permanent expo of Pop toys, located in Rome.
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Ruby: How To Avoid A respond_to? Call
I’m writing this post as contribution to the Campagna Anti-IF (Anti-IF Campaign).
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Rails: How To Create Custom Validations
Often our model objects leaning toward to be confused or noisy, due to validations DSLs.
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Subsonica in Rome
I met Subsonica during a dj-set in Rome.
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Rome JavaDay 07: Slides
JRuby e DSL View more presentations from jodosha.
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Click To Globalize: Rails 2.0 Ready
I have finished to work on Click To Globalize, to made it Rails 2.0 compatible.
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Click To Globalize: Working On Rails 2.0 Compatibility
As you already know, Rails 2.0 it’s shipped with updated version of Prototype and Scriptaculous.
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Acts As Resource: Rails 2.0 Ready
Acts As Resource is ready for Rails 2.0!!
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Ruby on Rails 2.0: Released
As I previously announced Ruby on Rails 2.0 was released.
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Ruby on Rails 2.0 Will Be Soon Released
Ruby on Rails 2.0 will be released in the next hours!!
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Subsonica Live In Rome
Subsonica is one of my favourite band.
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Pop Art!
In the last week-end I was at the Pop Art!
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Acts As Resource: Combining ActiveRecord and ActiveResource
Would you use both ActiveRecord and ActiveResource in one class?
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Ruby: Read A File With One Line Of Code
This snippet shows how to read a file and puts all the lines into an array. f = *open('file.txt').map {|l| l.rstrip} # => ["Hi, from the", "txt file."]
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Rome JavaDay 07
I’ll be at the Rome JavaDay 07 as speaker, with a presentation on JRuby and DSL.
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Rails: How To Modify Template Contents Before Rendering
Just a quick snippet to modify template contents before ActionView render them via ERB.
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Parallels: How To Install Ubuntu 7.10
This is a guide to install Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) on Parallels 3.0 and Leopard.
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Kubrik exhibition
Sunday I went to a Stanley Kubrik exhibition in Rome.
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Rails To Italy 07 Updates
Rails To Italy 07 conference has just started, stay tuned.