Re: [Rails] Re: Good queue manager?

[Jeff Pickhardt]

Thanks. What I'm looking for is an admin dashboard to manage your queues,
see how many jobs are in it, see what's failing, etc. Do you know of
anything like that?

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On Jul 20, 2015 12:32 PM, "Taras Matsyk"  wrote:

> Hi Jeff,
>
> I am not so advanced in web-dev but what you are looking like sounds
> like a rake task or delayed_job gem.
>
> @Guys, please correct me if I am wrong. I do not want to point this guy
> in to the wrong direction.
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[Rails] Does the asset pipeline (RoR 3.1) waste cycles?

[Jeff Pickhardt]

With the Ruby on Rails asset pipeline in RoR 3.1, it's unclear if the
.coffee and the //= require files get processed only once or with each asset
request.

For example, I have a file that looks like this:

//= require source/main.js.coffee
//= require source/second.js.coffee
//= require source/third.js.coffee

Ideally, the server would compile these to js ONCE, then bundle them, then
create a static file.  Otherwise it's going to be wasting cycles repeating
effort.

Can someone clarify what happens?

Thanks,
Jeff

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