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A big attraction to Rails is how quickly you can set up a database-backed web application with a decent amount of functionality. The Rails generators are a big help to initialize components and construct a scaffold of all the things you need to make a resource: models, migrations, controllers, views, routes, and even tests. While the scaffold generator can help build wide swaths of an application,
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After using the two most popular Rails admin gems ActiveAdmin and RailsAdmin I have been increasingly disillusioned with their overall utility. While they both provide a quick way to put up a pretty interface to the various models in your system, they also come with their own baggage: application bloat and inflexibility amongst them. Eventually you may find it necessary to modify their configurati
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RubyJunky.com A Ruby, Rails, and general programming blog by Brian VanLoo Rails ActiveRecord Serialize First off I have to admit I am not the best Googler in the world. So when I set out to figure out how to store a bunch of key/value pairs into a single text column in a database it is somewhat understandable that I turned up confusing results around Rails serialize. Unfortunately it looks like th
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