Rails comparison CarrierWave vs. Paperclip vs. Dragonfly
Which should you use – CarrierWave, Paperclip or Dragonfly? Cloud-based storage has become incredibly cheap. Rails plugins like fog give you stupid simple cloud service integration. It’s no wonder there are some great libraries for integrating image manipulation with cloud uploading. Motivation This winter break, I’m hacking on a mongodb-backed refresh of GifURl, my handy-dandy database of user-up
Testing Carrierwave with Fog for Amazon S3 - @zlu
Testing file upload using CarrierWave with Fog with S3 turns out to be difficult. CarrierWave/Fog need a non-empty file, otherwise the url to the S3 object will be nil and can’t be tested. Fog.mock! doesn’t work out of box. Some extra steps are needed to avoid uploading files to S3 when running tests. First, create config/fog_credentials.yml 1 2 3 4 default: aws_access_key_id: 'your-aws-access-key
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Ajax File Upload in Rails using Dropzone + Carrierwave – Just Hack
