[Rails] GSoC Code Generalization ideas for avoiding redundant code

Hey, I would like to contribute to Rails with a GSoC project. I recognized a lot of redundant code in the controllers of my rails projects and therefore I developed a gem to avoid these redundant and simple code for the controllers: https://github.com/philippneugebauer/SimpleController That's

[Rails] SimpleController

I'd like to present a gem developed for simplifying my controllers: http://blog.philippneugebauer.net/rails/gem/simplecontroller/codeclimate/2015/01/26/simplecontroller-gem-developed.html Looking forward to get some feedback from you :) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to

[Rails] Re: Rails 4.2 Mailer Problem

No one has an idea? Am Sonntag, 28. Dezember 2014 20:35:06 UTC+1 schrieb Philipp Näö: > > Since we updated our application to Rails 4.2, our mailer tests seems to > fail (or not) randomly. > > Simplified mailer code: > > class ReservationMailer < ActionMailer::Base >

[Rails] Rails 4.2 Mailer Problem

Since we updated our application to Rails 4.2, our mailer tests seems to fail (or not) randomly. Simplified mailer code: class ReservationMailer < ActionMailer::Base default from: 'no-re...@1.de', bcc: 'ko...@1.de' def reservation_received(reservation) @reservation = reservati

[Rails] Rails 4.2 Mailer Problem

Since we updated our application to Rails 4.2, our mailer tests seems to fail (or not) randomly. Simplified mailer code: class ReservationMailer < ActionMailer::Base default from: 'no-re...@1.de', bcc: 'ko...@1.de' def reservation_received(reservation) @reservation = reservati

[Rails] Rails 4.2 Mailer Problem

Since we updated our application to Rails 4.2, our mailer tests seems to fail (or not) randomly. Simplified mailer code: class ReservationMailer < ActionMailer::Base default from: 'no-re...@1.de', bcc: 'ko...@1.de' def reservation_received(reservation) @reservation = reservati

Re: [Rails] Update problems of my Rails3 application to Rails4

Thanks a lot, yeah, it solved it. Spend to much time on that issue. Just as question for the next time: Have I overseen this update in the update documentation or where can I find such changes? Am Montag, 8. September 2014 08:17:30 UTC+2 schrieb Colin Law: > > On 8 September 2014 00:27, P

[Rails] Update problems of my Rails3 application to Rails4

Hey, I'm trying to update my Rails3 application to Rails4, but somehow some standard behavior of Rails seems to be changed, although I couldn't find anything in the update documentation. I've already described my problem on StackOverflow, but noone could help. So I'm just linking to it in the