The Rails Beatitudes // RailsTips by John Nunemaker
RailsTips One man, lazily posting some of the things he learns. subscribe » There is a great gist called “Note to Self” which was, I think, originally started by John Barnette (jbarnette on Twitter and GitHub). I am sharing it here as I thought it was pretty interesting. I added links below to more information, where applicable, and renamed it The Rails Beatitudes since each principle starts with
Using Gmail with IMAP to Receive Email in Rails // RailsTips by John Nunemaker
RailsTips One man, lazily posting some of the things he learns. subscribe » The number one article suggestion thus far is how to receive email in a rails app. Ask and you shall receive. What I am about to present is just a first run at it and I am not going to promise that it scales. :) That said, I fooled around with it a bit and found it relatively easy. I will post more on the topic as I play m
Update Your Friends iChat Status With A Twitter Direct Message, Simply Because You Can // RailsTips by John Nunemaker
RailsTips One man, lazily posting some of the things he learns. subscribe » I have a dream. A dream wherein I can update a buddy’s iChat status remotely. It’s not a change the world dream, but it would be fricken sweet, right?. I mean imagine your fiend coding up a storm on his computer and all of a sudden noticing that his iChat status says ‘I have a man-crush on DHH.’ I know you are feelin’ me.
Storing Secure Passwords // RailsTips by John Nunemaker
RailsTips One man, lazily posting some of the things he learns. subscribe » With the help of BCrypt, storing secure passwords just got really easy. BCrypt was written by codahale and released late February. I whipped up the code below in a few seconds to show how easy it is to encrypt passwords and then test if the unencrypted version matches the encrypted. require 'rubygems' require 'bcrypt' pass
I Don't Feel Like It, Why Don't You // RailsTips by John Nunemaker
RailsTips One man, lazily posting some of the things he learns. subscribe » Delegate is a pretty sweet method. Have you used it yet? Let’s say you have: class User < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :actions end class Action < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :user class << self def inbox find(:all, :conditions => ['inbox = 1']) end end end To access a users inbox actions you would have to: user = User.fi
Google Analytics Fun // RailsTips by John Nunemaker
RailsTips One man, lazily posting some of the things he learns. subscribe » Doesn’t it stink that google analytics doesn’t have an API? Yeah, I know. It seems nearly every post I mention conductor nowadays so I’ll bring it up again. We have about 15 sites live in conductor and darn it if I’m not interested in how they are doing traffic-wise. The Original Sin What I thought would be handy, is one s
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